> If I try and pass the entry point to LD, I get: > gcc tiny.c -c -nostdlib -m32 > ld tiny.o -e main > ld: could not find entry point "main" (perhaps missing crt1.o) for > inferred architecture i386 On my machine, that would work just fine - maybe gcc mangles function names slightly on OSX, like prefixing with an '_'? Try running nm on tiny.o and you'll see all its symbols - from your source, you should only see one, the symbol marking the start of main(). Use the name of that symbol as the -e argument to ld.
