Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/08/12/16:31:16
Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il> wrote:
>On Sun, 4 Aug 1996, Tim Olmstead wrote:
>> Thanks to the help I got on my last question, I have gottne my (LARGE)
>> program to link. No, I am having trouble getting it to run. When I try
>> to run it with GO32, I get this :
>>
>> GO32 ASIMUT.EXE (I typed)
>> GO32 v1.12
>> unknown file type 0x14c (0514)
>>
>> What does this mean?
>>
>> If I try to run COFF2EXE on it, I get :
>>
>> COFF2EXE ASIMUT.EXE (I typed)
>> Sector not found reading drive C
>> Abort, Retry, Ignor, Fail?
>How was ASIMUT.EXE generated? Is it the output of a command like this:
> gcc .... -o ASIMUT.EXE ...
>If so, just rename it to ASIMUT (without any extension). Then you should
>be able to either run it with go32:
> go32 ASIMUT
>or run COFF2EXE on it (which will create ASIMUT.EXE) and run ASIMUT.EXE
>as any other DOS program:
> coff2exe ASIMUT
> ASIMUT
>If the above doesn't work, please post the GCC command line that you used
>to build your program.
It doesn't! Here is the makefile I used. The labels used are defined
in another file. I don't think they are the problem, so I didn't
include the other file. I will if you think I need to. When I try the
above suggestion, I still get the invalid file type error message.
Tnx,
Tim Olmstead
timolmst AT cyberramp DOT net
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