Computer Science, asked by zaoman5412, 1 year ago

A linker program select one:



a. Places the program in the memory for the purpose of execution.



b. Links the program with other programs needed for its execution.



c. Interfaces the program with the entities generating its input data.



d. Relocates the program to execute from the specific memory area allocated to it.

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Answered by shadmankhan007
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Answered by qwsuccess
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A linker program links (Option b) the program with other programs needed for its execution.

  • A linker is the computer application which actually assists in the linking of program object modules into only a single object file.
  • As input it takes assembler object modules andas outputs an executable file to the loader.
  • However, it does not place the program in a specific area of memory for the purpose of execution. Also, it does not interface the program with entities generating the input data!

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