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Assume, I wrote a small lib implementing something “fprint”-likely. The book that teaches me MMIX (Das MMIX-Buch, german) always copies the whole lib into the new program, but I dislike this approach. Is there any way to assemble the library into one object file, the main program into another and link these two together? How to do this?
Check the mmix repository http://www.mmix.cs.hm.edu there are two examples in the examples folder: Hello World GNU, descrobes step by step how to get and use the GNU Tools and compile and link hello.s (assembler) or hello.c linked with the C library and a second example, running MMIX on MMIX which links together the MMIX executable for MMIX from different c files, and linking together several assembler files and a C library to implement a fat32 file system for MMIX.
Martin