GCC compilation Step by Step explanation with Example

Loved it sir 🥰

Thanks

Great video, thank you.

nice explanation.Thank you

superb. thanks.

HELPFUL

to link those .o (objects) files into an executable you can do : gcc -o executable_name obj1.o obj2.o ...

Super explanation,this tutorial is easily understand to beginners

This is possibly the best tutorial for a beginner to understand the GCC process. Other tutorials are too complex, but this one is easy to grasp. Do this tutorial first and then move on to others. We all have to learn to crawl before we can walk.

Saved my life

V nicely explained, can u do it for cmd in windows?

thank you for explanation. I'm from Brazil

nice buh please make the next more clear and visible thank u

Hi,
Thanks for such an awesome explanation.
I have a query: As you mentioned after assembly stage, the code is now converted into machine level instructions corresponding to user written code. However some functions like 'printfl()' are still present in form of labels. These labels are resolved/linked in the last stage ie linking stage.
My question is: How does this happen? How does linker knows the path/address/definition of printf()? Is there a way I can see printf() definition on my system?

Good explanation

I understood you well. Thanks for this video. I have been struggling with IDE's now for about two months. I've used Geany, Code::Blocks, and my latest is Eclipse CDT. I spend more time troubleshooting and configuring my IDEs than I do fixing syntax errors in my code. Very frustrating. At least you have provided me a tool to break the process down and detect where my IDE is falling short.

well done my friend

Very nice explanation..Thanks

Doumo arigatou Howto-san!

Thank you! That was a really nicely explained tutorial.

explained nicely but i am confused what are the sources of those codes i.e gcc -E frome where i can learn more about it means of which programing language command these are

It's impossible to understand anything due to your horrible pronounciation.