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Which statement is wrong 

  1. If linked origin $\neq$ translated origin, relocation must be performed by the linker
  2. If load $\neq$ linked origin, the loader must perform relocation
  3. A linker always perform relocation, whereas some loaders do not
  4. None of these
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Ans: D

 

  • If linked origin ≠ translated origin, relocation must be performed by the linker.
  • If load origin ≠ linked origin, relocation must be performed by the loader.
  • In general: Linker always performs relocation, whereas some loaders do not.

               Ex: Absolute loaders do not perform relocation.

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