What is a LD File Type?
Only if you are compiling code in a GNU program output file or library file will you likely encounter LD scripts. The files are used by ld, which is a GNU linker-line tool used to combine files d' entered in an output file. L'is part of the compilation process when source code files are compiled into an output executable file. Often the ld command is used as the last part of the compilation process to build the final executable.
While LD files can store several types of commands, they usually store the command SECTIONS specifying how the sections of several d'files are to be mapped to a single output file. This helps control the memory layout of the single output file. A single command can be stored in an LD file, but it can contain several queries that define a d'point; enter, assign a value to a symbol or describe the map; d'location; exit section and d'sections; enter.
All LD files are saved in plain text. Use different text editors, such as Microsoft Notepad, Apple TextEdit, and gedit to view and edit them.
The GNU linker is part of the GNU Binary Utilities.