From: "Edmund Horner" <ejrh AT paradise DOT net DOT nz>
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Subject: DXE and C++
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Hi,

Summary:
Is it possible to make a DXE module from C++ source?

Background:
I'm working on what I call ESP (Edmund's Server Pages), which is a CGI
application that compiles HTML/C hybrid files into DXE modules, and executes
them.  I'm now trying to make a C++ form of it.

The only C++ specific parts are in one file: all calls to the "host" program
are to normal C functions, in fact the host is compiled as C.  However some
classes are used entirely within the source that gets turned into a DXE.

I have tried the obvious: compiling the file with gxx, and then trying
dxegen on it, but i get an "Error: input file has more than one section;
use -M for map" message -- this is from dxegen, and not from the spawned ld
program.

Thanks heaps,

Edmund Horner.
edmund1 AT geocities DOT com