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Date:	Tue, 13 May 2003 22:39:00 +0300
From:	RomikB <romikb AT mail DOT ru>
Reply-To:	RomikB <romikb AT mail DOT ru>
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Message-ID:	<10212936061.20030513223900@mail.ru>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject:	DLL creating problem
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Hello All,

I have a problem when trying to create a DLL.

For Ex:

i have two source files: file_asm.asm , file_c.c

------file_asm.asm-------
global _function_asm
extern _printf
section .text
_function_asm:
  push dword str
  call _printf
  add esp,0x04
  mov ecx,0x1000
  mov edi,bss_data
  rep stosd
  ret
section .data
  str db "String2print",0
section .bss
  bss_data resd 0x1000
------file_c.c------
void function_c(void){
}
--------------------

I need to create a DLL(no-cygwin)

compile:
  nasm -f format -o file_asm.o   {format = elf | win32 | coff }
  gcc -c file_c.c -o file_c.o

link:
  i use:
     gcc -shared ...
     ld -shared ...
     gcc -mdll ...
     ld -dll ...
     dllwrap ...
  but i can't create a true dll

  some switches creates not a dll.

  other creates a "wrong" dll. It has a section size problem and not
  working under the windowsXP or 2k. ( format == elf )
  or create a "incorrect" dll. It have a
     mov edi,bss_data+something   instead of   mov edi,bss_data
  (format == win32 or coff)

  please, give me a hint. How can i create a DLL.

-- 
Best regards,
 RomikB                          mailto:romikb AT mail DOT ru


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