Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. You've got to implement some compiler specific functions (here e.g. __cxa_pure_virtual()).

You've put MenuetOS header in one of the asm files which means that you definitely have to use assembly file and additionally it must be the first, given to the linker. This constraint can however be eliminated if you put the header into the linker script. Otherwise I don't know whether in case of MenuetOs it makes too much sense to distinguish between the sections. I guess it merely makes the code bigger (each section on another page (4K-padding)), but it's up to you.

>Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. You've got to implement some compiler specific functions (here e.g. __cxa_pure_virtual()).
It`s only becouse of *panic* gcc nature, a have no pure virtual calls in my code, and compilier should stay quite

>This constraint can however be eliminated if you put the header into the linker script.
Yeah i saw your solution, but i have no time to make changes
Notice, that i`m not makefile guru and VS2005 - my native devenv, but thank you for idea
btw, mlibc uses asm header style, and works fine

All in all i still need some startup stuff written in assembly (but now it being converted to C).

> I guess it merely makes the code bigger (each section on another page (4K-padding)), but it's up to you.
don`t know what are you talking about, compilied version is about 2.4kb + we still have packers ^^
If you use ld scripts, all alignment should be handcoded(at least when you use binary output), many samples in man and howto`s

Ok, keep up good working