linking loader

The necessary linking program, called a dynamic linker or linking loader, is actually part of the underlying operating system.

Dynamic linking loaders are another type of loader that load and link shared libraries (like .

LINK one-pass linking loader.

Static library files may be linked at run time by a linking loader (e.g., the X11 module loader).

In the 1950s, however, compiler meant what we might today call a linking loader (see Linker and Loader) or an assembler.

In 1968, Barr created the first non-IBM linking loader for the IBM/360.

The CALL statement provides the address of the table to ZIPCO and ensures that the linking loader includes the table in the program, thus it is the fifth parameter to ZIPCO.

Univac provided a batch operating system, EXEC I. Computer Sciences Corporation was contracted to provide a powerful optimizing Fortran IV compiler, an assembler named SLEUTH with sophisticated macro capabilities, and a very flexible linking loader.