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| Object-file formats Paul_Long@ortel.org (1995-02-12) |
| Re: Object-file formats patteeuw@etcv01.eld.ford.com (1995-02-15) |
| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
| From: | Paul_Long@ortel.org (Paul Long) |
| Keywords: | linker, question |
| Organization: | Oregon Telcom |
| Date: | Sun, 12 Feb 1995 17:08:32 GMT |
How widely used is the Elf/DWARF object-file format? I have been told that
while COFF is still useable and not obsolete, it is a rather old format.
IEEE-695 has come along since, followed most recently by Elf/DWARF. I had
planned on using COFF for a new development environment but am wondering
whether this is wise. I have heard that Elf/DWARF is more expressive but
also more complicated to implement (I've ordered a spec sheet from Intel).
Any observations or experience with Elf/DWARF? Disadvantages/advantages of
the different formats?
Thanks,
Paul_Long@ortel.org
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