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From: olly AT mantis DOT co DOT uk (Olly Betts)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Using Turbo-C with DJgpp
Date: 15 Jan 1996 13:01:57 -0000
Organization: techn-ol-ogy
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Message-ID: <19960115125749.olly@mantis.co.uk>
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In article <DL0Lu8 DOT MKu AT jade DOT mv DOT net>, Eli Zaretskii  <eliz AT is DOT elta DOT co DOT il> wrote:
>This one's from the FAQ (available as faq102.zip from the same place you 
>get DJGPP):
>
>17.4  Q: I have a set of useful functions in a .obj format, but no source
>         code.  Can I use them with my DJGPP program?
>      Q: I have this ACMELUXE.LIB library of functions which I want to
>         use.  I've extracted all the .obj files, but when I try to link
>         them with my program, gcc complains: ``File format not
>         recognized''.  Can't I use these object files?
>      Q: I've got a bunch of .obj files I want to use.  I've ran AR to
>         make a Unix-style .a object library, but got an error message
>         from gcc saying ``couldn't read symbols: No symbols''.  How can I
>         link them with my code?
>      A: Sorry, you can't.  [snip]

I think this probably deserves a mention in the answer (I've not tried it
myself, but it sounds like it should be useful to some people):

:From: jan AT stack DOT urc DOT tue DOT nl (Jan Oonk)
:Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
:Subject: OBJ2COFF v0.5 available on x2ftp
:Date: 12 Oct 1995 13:08:09 GMT
:[snip]
:
:WOW! The guys at x2ftp managed to move several files from the incoming dir
:to the downloadable dirs including our O2CV05.ARJ.
:
:ftp it: x2ftp.oulu.fi /pub/msdos/programming/converters/o2cv05.arj
:
:It can convert .LIB, .OBJ and any other binary file (can be used to include
:textures, sound etc..) to .COFF format. Remember the objects, made by tasm,
:need to be flat modeled! There are examples in the package!
:
:[snip]

Olly
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