Re: data transfer
- From: Jerry Avins <jya@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2006 10:10:54 -0400
maddy wrote:
we did add rts and rts.lib.it didnt work and hence we added rts.src.we
have also put #include <stdio.h>
at the top.we r not getting.i dont know what may be the possible
problem.plz tell what else can we do.
thank you.
I can't tell what you need from here, but one thing I can see is that you need more understanding of how executable code it put together. Files that end with '.h' are header files; they describe the resources available in library modules and the ones you might make. Files that end with '.lib' are library files, sets of related routines for doing tasks you don't need to program yourself. Files that end with '.src' or '.c' are source files, raw material in source form for the compiler to turn into relocatable code that the linker can use. Files that end in 'obj' and perhaps other extensions depending on your system are object code, assembled from pieces -- your own code and code from libraries -- by the linker. They may either have absolute addresses or be handles by a relocating loader.
If you treat your particular system like a magic box instead of learning what it toes and how it does it, you will always be at a loss when the particular incantation that you try doesn't work the way you expect.
Try digging into the appropriate manual.
Jerry
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