Hi.

You can inlude libraries in FASM using: section '.drectve' data readable linkinfo
This directive informs the linker that the current module should be linked with a library.

Example:
section '.drectve' data readable linkinfo
db "/defaultlib:msvcrt.lib".

My C compiler produce MS object files directly,
that is, without any assembler as a backend,
but also can emit assembly language in MASM and FASM syntax.

Below I attached a file that my C compiler produced in FASM code.
At the and of file you can see the above directive.
You can assmble this file using the command line FASM.exe and then you can use some linker to link the produced object file with the .res file that accompanies the assembly file to produce the executable.

Manos.

I need the c source of an x86 c compiler.

GCC should fit the requirement.

section '.drectve' is present in fasm 1.69.03 ?
How i understood in c++ we compile lib and then might using in fasm.
Did i think right ?

Yes, GCC is a good choice. However, it is INTEL's style assembly. Is there any other opensource tiny c compiler for 8086/8088 ?

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The browser always say:Connection reset.

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