Hi, I'm trying to compile and link C code with asm code,
however when I compile with fasm my asm source I get
wrong relative relocations in output objects.

For some reason fasm doesn't subtract the distance from
the instruction that follows to the start of the section, but leaves
that relocation as non-relative, but when the linker adds the offset,
the final output becomes 0+offset, which of course is wrong.

I'm compiling and linking with DJGPP (gcc + ld), my fasm code
is compiled as MS COFF.

Any ideas?

DJGPP uses dj-coff, most win32 tools uses ms-coff.

The formats are basically identical, but the way relocations are output are different. Iirc for ms-coff, a '0' is stored and the linker does the whole relocation job. For dj, a relative position is stored, and the linker basically just adds delta.

Thanks...
Is there a way to tell fasm to store relative position?

Issue solved (switched to COFF), topic closed...