From: "Mark Oliver" <markoliv AT mercury DOT kosone DOT com>
Subject: Re: linking tasm obj into djgpp
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there is definitely a utility floating around to do this. I don't remember
the name but I am trying to give you a little hope here - I have used
some asm source converters (intel -> AT&T) - it is easy to use and quick
but it sucks. I have found that learning AT&T sytax is not that hard and i
just started yesterday so from now on you should use AT&T (inline if
possible). 

john Conner <t2 AT terminator DOT com> wrote in article
<33A3714A DOT 1758 AT terminator DOT com>...
> I need to link a tasm obj file into djgpp. Do I need a conversion
> program for the tasm obj. I dont have the asm source so I cant use nasm
> or anything like that.  Thanks
>