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I'm reading a tutorial on building compilers.In the tutorial the compiler produces assembly 80X86 and I want to know if the programs made by this compiler would run in a Intel Celeron Linux.If not what kind of assembly the compiler should produce there?
It is hard to make sense of your question. If you are asking how to compile assembly code in Linux, http://asm.sourceforge.net/ seems to provide some information.
As for assemblers, there is GAS and NASM.
Celeron is x86. gcc will assemble things for you. (the -S option, I believe.)
Yep, simply use nasm. Works perfectly here. Good luck.
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I have an ms dos com file that works in the virtual mode under windows. And
I want to compile it and run it under linux .
How to compile dos com files in linux ?
Thank you .
You don't have to "compile" it, it's already compiled as binary code, but you could try to run it using the appropriate Dosbox version for your distro: http://www.dosbox.com/
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I was wondering, which programming language I should use if I want to make a GUI installer for a Linux Distro? Is it GTK? or ?
Something like this: http://www.castellan.net/linux_firewall/fedora_install_1.jpg more or less.
It's for ArchLinux I want to try.
You can use any language for which there are bindings for a GUI toolkit supported on your target platform. Some examples:
C and GTK+.
C++ and gtkmm.
C++ and Qt.
C# and Gtk#.
Python and PyGTK.
Python and PyQt.
This is by no means an exhaustive list.
In other words: start with a language you are comfortable with, and see if there is a usable GUI toolkit available for it, either natively-implemented in that language or through bindings.
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Closed 12 years ago.
When somebody asks me about how strong you are in unix/linux internals ? What do they really mean ?
Though i have some idea, i would like to hear from some experts that, what is really meant by unix/linux internals.
My ideas are, i have to be strong in,
linux boot process
user creation
how does a command executes
filesystem related details
process details
I would like to know, whether this is sufficient or something else there ?
Update: I edited this question to add more details, if possible reopen the questions for answers?!
The internal design of the components of the Linux operating system (i.e. the kernel).
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looking for a native linux program that lets you view the call stack.
You can always run it in gdb debugger, stop at a point and inspect call stack.
As in 'gdb' - the GNU Debugger?
If not, what are you after - in what context do you want to see the call stack?
Very limited information in your question but you can use "addr2line" to translate stack trace to the code of your application (assuming you have an executable with debug symbols).
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I have tried a few EXE extractor but they don't work on a lot of files. I am looking for something better.
What kind of .exe? Win32 / DOS / .NET?
If .NET, you should use Reflector (http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/)
If Win32 and C++, you can try decompilers posted here (Is there a C++ decompiler?)
There are a lot's of extractors/decompilers on the market, so you should say more explicitly what is your goal (ie. to extract images, decompile assembly source etc.)
there is a simple way just download a zip view like winrar winzip and open the .exe with that it will show you all the components