From: yorka AT dlc DOT fi (aYk)
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Subject: Re: Stubbing a Program?
Date: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 10:09:19 GMT
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First you need to compile your program into a coff object with, say:

gcc -o program program.c

This will result in you having two compiled components, program.exe
and program (the coff object). Now do:

copy /B pmodstub.exe + program program.exe

And program.exe should work as expected.

- aYk -

>Whenever I try to stub my gcc object file with the pmodstub.exe and run the
>program it tells me that there is no DPMI.  But when i use pmodetsr.exe
>everything works, but the mouse.  I don't want to use a tsr. So how do i use
>pmodstub.exe?
>
>once more,
>Malcolm
>malcolmj7 AT aol DOT com