Object modules generated by assemblers may contain unresolved references. These are resolved using other object modules by the

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In a single file program, while producing the object file, all references to labels are replaced by their corresponding addresses by the assembler. But in a multi-file program, if there are any references to labels defined in another file, the assembler marks these references as "unresolved". When these object files are passed to the linker, the linker determines the values for these references from the other object files, and patches the code with the correct values.

sgb 07-8-2017 03:39 AM

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