in gcc compiler you can compile multiple C objects together using ld dose this c...

Hello Tyler, yes we compile only to assembly language in the course. We do not create an assembler, just a compiler that takes C and produces assembly. Therefore its very possible for it to be assembled and linked with multiple objects.

i mean can the C compiler take 2 different .c files and compile them together into a single nasm. or are you saying that the linking of diffrent C files happents at the nsam level?

Hello Tyler, here is the link to c program compilation guide. I hope this helps you.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WkBcYB991AbNYgpU4FybIK0-djgigNVW/view?usp=sharing

Hello Tyler, sorry for the late reply Its easier to email me direct if you have follow up questions as the Dragon Zap question interface needs a bit of a revamp. My email is daniel@dragonzap.com Our C compilers job is to compile source code into assembly code, that gets passed through NASM which produces a object file, then with a linker we can link the objects together to create a single executable file. This is how all compilers work even GCC, though GCC has a linker built within it. When working with C we produce objects and link them later on. Email me if you want a detailed explanation as I can answer any questions you have in detail

Thanks,
Dan