From:	"David May" <dmay AT tvi DOT cc DOT nm DOT us>
Organization:	Albuquerque T-VI
To:	"Craig Flint" <dontsend AT here DOT com>
Date:	Tue, 21 Jan 1997 14:19:00 -0700
Subject:	Re: Libs and dissassembly (again)
CC:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Message-ID:	<A738543ADA@tvi_mail.tvi.cc.nm.us>

> I'm new at DJGPP and I coudln't figure out how to compile libs.  As well I
> couldn't figure out how to dissassemble an object file (if it is possible
> in DJGPP) or view the assembly code that DJGPP produces from a C or C++
> file.
> 
> Any help would be very appreciated.
> 
> Please respond on the news group as I no longer have an e-mail address!
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> G. Flint

A library file is an archive of object (.o) files.  Do you want to 
create a library file or use the object files in the library?  To 
create a library, you must generate the .o files using gcc, like so:

  gcc -o file.o -c file.c

for each of your .c source files.  Then, use the ar program like so:

  ar rvc libmylib.a file.o ...

Once you've done this, to include these objects in your program, 
place the .a file in your lib directory (typically, c:\djgpp\lib) and 
compile your program like so:

  gcc -o myprog.exe myprog.c -lmylib

To view the assembly code that gcc produces use the -S switch, like 
so:

  gcc -S mycfile.c

You will have a file with an extension of .s in the current directory 
containing the assembly source.
 
> I posted the above message on January 16, however nobody answered and I
> really need an answer so _please_ help me!!!!  I realize these questions
> mights sound silly to experienced DJGPP users but if you can answer them it
> will be very appreciated.

Sorry, still playing catch-up.
 
> Thanks Again.

De nada! 
David May, ID Card Administrator
Albuquerque TVI

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