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Difference between Loader and
Linker: To execute a program made
by programmer, the program should first of all be converted Into machine
language normally by a compiler because most of languages are compiler based
languages. After Compilation program is linked and then loaded into CPU for
execution.
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Linker
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Loader
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Linker is used after the program is
Compiled.
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Loader is used after the linker has
been used on Compiled program.
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Linker is used for linking the main
Program with library function used in the
Main program.
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Loader is used for loading program in CPU
for Execution.
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Linker is used at run time
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Loader is also used at run time.
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Linker saves the main program from Being
overloaded.
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Loader does not possess this feature
it require full Program (main program
+ library Functions used in Main
program)
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Linker saves lot of memory space.
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Loader help in fast execution of
program
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Monday, October 7, 2013
Difference between Loader and Linker
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