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Binutils is the [[GNU]] projects portable assember, linker & librarian project. These are the low level tools to create executables. The big advantage of binutils is that it's easy to setup a cross building toolset for another platform. | Binutils is the [[GNU]] projects portable assember, linker & librarian project. These are the low level tools to create executables. The big advantage of binutils is that it's easy to setup a cross building toolset for another platform. | ||
| − | Binutils is able to target, and host a wide array of | + | Binutils is able to target, and host a wide array of CPUs and platforms, although its biggest use is for UNIX-like systems. |
The binutils homepage can be found [http://www.gnu.org/software/binutils/ here]. | The binutils homepage can be found [http://www.gnu.org/software/binutils/ here]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 21 November 2012
Binutils is the GNU projects portable assember, linker & librarian project. These are the low level tools to create executables. The big advantage of binutils is that it's easy to setup a cross building toolset for another platform.
Binutils is able to target, and host a wide array of CPUs and platforms, although its biggest use is for UNIX-like systems.
The binutils homepage can be found here.
