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Subject: RE: Where can I get information about FreeBSD's object file format
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I'm trying to understand.

Does this mean that assembly language written on the FreeBSD platform, can 
be cross compiled for the others????



                              [RC]


>DJGPP(COFF), Linux  (a.out and ELF), Win16, Win32, and .com files.