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• What errors are caught at compile time vs link time?

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1. Submitted By: sonic2001 — October 6, 2006 -3 votes   + -

   Code errors.

3. Submitted By: sonic2001 — October 6, 2006 -8 votes   + -

   Code errors.

4. Submitted By: amolh — October 6, 2006 +13 votes   + -

   Syntactical and symantical errors (code errors) are caught at compile time.

   Dependency errors (for example resolving function calls or errors in including other modules) are caught at link time.

5. Submitted By: Tom DiFilippo — January 27, 2007 +7 votes   + -

   At compile time, the compiler converts source code into object (or machine) code for the computer to execute. The compiler catches errors of syntax, which prevent object code to be produced for one or more source files. At link time, multiple files which are in object code are combined.
   At link time, multiple object files or libraries are combined to create an execution file or files. The linker catches errors of exclusion, mismatch, multiple reference or problems caused by dependancy errors.

6. Submitted By: Arun — June 21, 2007 +1 votes   + -

   During compile time syntax error are caught…

   During linking time time if is there any dependence
   presnt then it gives the error..

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