Re: .s files - different ways to compile it

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I realised that I can compile it, just that when I have a label like
_main, and when I specify .global _main, it won't compile. Let me read
more of the docs.

<quote who="Eugene Teo">
> Hi friends,
> 
> I wrote 2 assembly files, but I noticed that if I programmed
> it with sections, I won't be able to use gcc to compile it.
> I am, however, able to use as, then ld to make it into an 
> executable file though. Any idea why?
> 
> (sorry if you think this is a wrong forum to post such questions)
> 
> Eugene
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