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I have some questions about the steps used to compile a program in C.
I have as source of study the book of Luis Damas (I know it is not advisable to have only one...), where he says that the compilation phase consists of the syntactic verification of the structure of the code to be compiled. If there is no error, it creates an object file referring to the file .c
.
However, it does not say what is inside the object code.
After all, what makes up the object file?
And when we include a #include
any in our code, the preprocessor inserts the library into our program, or only a "link" that informs the linker
which library to use and where it is located?
Thank you very much, I will study these articles. :)
– user56497