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@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ In the previous paragraph we saw how an executable file is prepared to run by th
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$ gcc -Wall program.c -o sum
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$ gcc -Wall program.c -o sum
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-You may guess that `_start` comes from the [stanard libray](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_library) and that's true. If you try to compile our program again and pass the `-v` option to gcc which will enable `verbose mode`, you will see a long output. The full output is not interesting for us, let's look at the following steps:
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+You may guess that `_start` comes from the [standard library](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_library) and that's true. If you try to compile our program again and pass the `-v` option to gcc which will enable `verbose mode`, you will see a long output. The full output is not interesting for us, let's look at the following steps:
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First of all, our program should be compiled with `gcc`:
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First of all, our program should be compiled with `gcc`:
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