GCC, or GNU Compiler Collection, is a compiler released in 1987 that supports cross-compilation for multiple operating systems and embedded systems. It features multiple language frontends, modularity for architecture additions, and is available as free software under the GNU GPL. GCC can also create static and dynamic libraries and includes utilities for managing symbol tables.

1. GCC Compiler
 GCC full-form is GNU Compiler Collection.
 GCC is a compiler that was released in 1987.
 Major features: →
1. Cross Compilation: - This Compiler can produce executale file not
only for linux but also for Windows.This allows software to be
compiled for Embedded Systems.
2. Multiple Frontends: - It has multiple language frontends for parsing
different languages.
3. Modularity: - Adding a new Architechture to GCC makes it avaliable
for all languages.
4. Free of Cost: - GCC is free software distributed under GNU GPL.

2. Making Static Library

3. Making Dynamic Library

6. Assembly Code

7. Nm utility for symbol table