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create a EXE file from ARM assembly
To create an executable (EXE) file from ARM assembly code, you need to use an ARM assembler and linker. Here are the steps you can follow:
Write your ARM assembly code: You can use a text editor to write your ARM assembly code. Make sure your code is saved with a
.s
file extension.Install an ARM assembler and linker: You can use GNU Assembler (GAS) and GNU Linker (LD) to assemble and link your ARM assembly code. You can download and install the GNU Toolchain from the official GNU website.
Assemble your ARM assembly code: Once you have installed the GNU Toolchain, you can assemble your ARM assembly code using the
as
command. For example, if your assembly code is saved in a file calledmycode.s
, you can assemble it using the following command:
csharparm-linux-gnueabihf-as -o mycode.o mycode.s
This will produce an object file called mycode.o
.
- Link your object file: After assembling your code, you need to link it using the
ld
command. For example, if your object file is calledmycode.o
, you can link it using the following command:
arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld -o myexe mycode.o
This will produce an executable file called myexe
.
- Test your executable: Finally, you can test your executable by running it on an ARM-based system. You can transfer the
myexe
file to the ARM-based system and run it using the command:
bash./myexe
If everything is working correctly, your ARM assembly code should be executed and your program should run as expected.
Note that the specific commands and options may vary depending on your system and the version of the GNU Toolchain you are using. Be sure to consult the documentation for the tools you are using for more information.