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decard 04 Mar 2004, 17:02
Of course you can
You can to this in two ways: 1) create multiple source files, and one main file, in which you will include all other sources; 2) you can also compile your sources into some linkable format. Which format you should choose depend on the linker you have (fasm doesn't come woth any linker). Proably you will use COFF format, AFAIK most of the free linkers use this format, or if you would like to use for example MS Link, then you will have to specify "format MS COFF". How to link them depends on your linker - usually you will run it form commandline specifing which files to link. I suggest you to take a look at GoLink ([url]http:\\www.godevtool.com[/url]) - it is quite easy to use. regards |
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Randall Hyde 04 Mar 2004, 20:11
decard wrote: Of course you can I've been playing around with polink from the Pelles C package. I'm putting together a "free" version of HLA based on FASM and POLINK and, thus far, it's working okay. Cheers, Randy Hyde |
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