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Subject: Re: linking from nasm
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1998 02:46:04 GMT
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>>void main()
>>{
>> int a = myfunc();
>> cout << a;
>>}

I have been following Matt Mastracci's tutorial with success.  On this basis
I would have enclosed the global declaration in Nasm inside square brackets.
[GLOBAL myfunc].  It is a shame that the original link to Matt's tutorial has
been broken.  I assume he has now graduated from the U. of Calgary?  Does
anyone	know where to find this now?

Another item for Mark.  You will probably be happier if you pass an int to
myfunc like int a = myfunc(5) or something.  That way you will recognize what
you get back in a.

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