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11249: LKED and the Binder: Exploring Object Modules, Linking, Load Modules, and Program Objects

Wednesday, August 8, 2012: 3:00 PM-4:00 PM
Platinum Ballroom Salon 10 (Anaheim Marriott Hotel)
Speaker: Barry L. Lichtenstein(IBM Corporation)
Handouts
  • 11249: LKED and the Binder: Exploring Object Modules, Linking, Load Modules, and Program Objects (147.9 kB)
  • 11249 (2-up): LKED and the Binder: Exploring Object Modules, Linking, Load Modules, and Program Objects (156.1 kB)
  • What happens after you compile or assemble a program? What mysterious things
    happen between translating your source program and executing it? What is in
    an object file and an 'executable' module? What kinds of processing are done
    on them? This presentation will describe:

    * How compilers and assemblers create object modules, and what object modules
    contain (old 'OBJ' and new 'GOFF' formats)

    * How object modules are combined and transformed into load modules and
    Program Objects

    * What's in loadable modules, and how they are structured

    * How modules are loaded into storage

    * The functions of (and differences among) the Binder, the Linkage Editor,
    and Program Fetch and the Program Loader

    Tracks: Application Development, Software Architecture, z/OS Systems Programming, z/VM Systems Programming and zNextGen
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