I still get a segmentation fault out of that when I run it. I think there's flags you can use to get the linker to not complain about missing main if you give g

I still get a segmentation fault out of that when I run it. I think there's flags you can use to get the linker to not complain about missing main if you give gcc an empty file. The craziest thing I got gcc (the AVR version, specifically) to compile for real purposes was a preprocessor macro that spit out tens of thousands of asm blocks with memory barriers and nop (do nothing) instructions with "PORTB = 1;" in the middle and "PORTB = 0" at the end. I needed it to bitbang out a clock signal to read an RFID tag on poorly documented hardware. (fun fact: the clock the cpu uses on an arduino uno is considerably worse and less accurate than the one that's on the board for the USB chip.)