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> > [ link-editing ]
> I doubt that many CS compiler courses bother with it. 8)

Not CS423, which was the compiler course.  Oh, but I remember fondly
CS222 ... what was it?  10 years now.  We wrote a one-pass link-editor. 
Those were the days.  :-)

--Sean

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