Perry Smith <pedz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Can I call g++ with arguments so that it will generate the source > file (I assume it is a .c file) and then stop. > > I want to call the linker myself. I think that is going to be easier > to do in my situation. g++ does not generate C code. It translates directly from C++ to assembler code. You can get the assembler code with -S, or the assembler output with -c. Using -c will give you a .o file which you can use to call the linker yourself. Ian
