.text, .data and .bbs!!

[ali hagigat <hagigatali@gmail.com>]

Thank you for the reply. We see .text, .data and .bss for any
C/Assembly code compiled by GNU GCC. I am using Linux, Fedora 12 and
my question was not about Windows.
I want to jump into the technical details of open source tools like
GCC. I know that I can define some new sections but , will .text exist
anyway?
Nicolas, having those sections are not related to Kernel!!, Kernel has
a loader and it will load ELF by the information of its header. What
is the role of .text in this header, is it a predefined default name?
or it can be any name we specify inside the program?
These are some questions we can deal with.
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On 12/4/10, Nicolás Dato <nicolas.dato@gmail.com> wrote:
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> ali hagigat wrote:
>> I want to write a C or Assembly program and compile it by GCC. Is it
>> possible to compile(or assemble) the code so that the final object
>> code does not have any .text, .data and .bss sections?
>> Generating these sections are compulsory by GCC?
>
> I think those sections are compulsory by the kernel! but i don't know, you
> are perhaps
> looking for something "flat", without sections, without header, just the
> assembled code,
> right? like a .com windows program? (in this case i don't have the answer)
> Because an ELF (also PE) program must have sections, usually one for the
> code (you can
> execute and read, but not write), other for the variables (read and write
> access, -also
> execute-), and another section with the addresses of the imported functions.
> *I think* this is how it works nowadays.
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