Is there a set of command-line options that will convince gcc to produce a flat binary file from a self-contained source file? For example, suppose the contents of foo.c are
static int f(int x)
{
int y = x*x;
return y+2;
}
No external references, nothing to export to the linker. I'd like to get a small file with just the machine instructions for this function, without any other decoration. Sort of like a (DOS) .COM file except 32-bit protected mode.