From: "Shawn" <malicon AT frii DOT com>
Subject: Re: Raw 32-bit code?
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DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote in article
<199901142140 DOT QAA12481 AT envy DOT delorie DOT com>...
> 
> > Will Gcc in Djgpp environment do a raw 32-bit code, with out calls to
DPMI
> > and other environment stuff?  Also what flags on the compiler do I need
to
> > look at to do this?
> 
> Sure.  Just don't call any libc functions and your code won't need
> DPMI (it won't *run* either).  You'll probably want to invoke the
> linker directly (ld ...) with an alternate linker script (ld -T foo
> ..) to get all the sections where you want them address-wise.

of course it wont run from a command line but that isn't the point of the
code output,  I just needed to know if I could get a raw 32-bit  code out
of it.  The header is all I want to strip off of the code so I can just
have the raw x86 code

Thank you,  pouring through the documentation was getting a bit
frustrating.