On apr 13 21:25, Jason Mitchell wrote: > Rocky, > > The error means that the executable can't run on the CPU you have. Definitely > NOT bad code. Running "ldd testcpu.o" might give you more of a idea of what's > wrong. > > HTH, > > Jason M.
The error it gives is $ ldd testcpu.o ldd: testcpu.o: invalid ELF class 2; expected 1 But after adding the `.note.netbsd.iden' section in the assembly code, as suggested by RVP, the file runs and works as expected. Rocky
