Wild is a binary linker and compiler integration tool used to merge multiple object files into single executable binaries, shared libraries, or static archives. It functions as a replacement for standard system linkers, automating the final stage of the compilation process to generate binaries across different operating system architectures.
The project provides custom binary linking and toolchain integration, allowing for the modification of how compilers resolve symbols and determine memory layouts. It specifically handles the organization of machine code and data sections to meet the requirements of specific CPUs and operating systems.
Its capabilities cover low-level memory mapping and symbol-based address resolution to ensure correct runtime execution. The tool also supports the creation of static archives by combining compiled translation units into libraries for use as dependencies.