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bitshifter



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bitshifter 06 Jun 2009, 04:41
Is it possible to import functions into COM or MZ application?
I would like to call some C-code from within my fasm code.
Do i need C compiler which can generate 16bit functions?
Either this is impossible or unpopular since i have not seen it done...

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DOS386



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DOS386 06 Jun 2009, 10:05
> Is it possible to import functions into COM or MZ application?

Unreproductable Confused

> I would like to call some C-code from within my fasm code.
> Do i need C compiler which can generate 16bit functions?

Do you want a 16-bit or 32-bit DOS app (since this is the DOS subforum, I assume you have DOS Wink ) ?

> Either this is impossible or unpopular since i have not seen it done...

FASM doesn't support OMF. But there are other ways. Write more about your problem.
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bitshifter 06 Jun 2009, 11:16
Its not really a problem, its just that i was tinkering around.
I had managed to import some fasm code into my C code
and i was wondering if it could be done the other way around.
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