From:	JeLlyFish DOT software AT gmx DOT net (Vinzent Hoefler)
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Subject:	Re: NASM and DJGPP
Date:	Sun, 01 Aug 1999 23:52:46 GMT
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tpsi_uk AT freenet DOT co DOT uk (Lee Westlake) wrote:

>Over the years, I have generated many assembly routines which my DJGPP
>programs would benefit from.  However, I can't seem to find a way to
>link both C and assembler objects together in order to produce a
>complete EXE.

Create an .o file with NASM and place it on the command line together
with your C/other .o file(s).

In a makefile you would write

-8<-

asm.o: asm.asm
	nasm -f coff asm.asm

test.exe: test.c asm.o
	gcc test.c asm.o -o test.exe

-8<-

or something similar.

Just list all objects you need in the final command line.


Vinzent.

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