From: Tim Van Holder <tim DOT vanholder AT falconsoft DOT be>
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 09:40:55 GMT
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Subject: Re: Some other fileformat as COFF
To: Riox92 <t-bos AT home DOT nl>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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On 9/16/00, 1:43:25 PM, "Riox92" <t-bos AT home DOT nl> wrote regarding Some other 
fileformat as COFF:


> Im working with djgpp and try to compile with nasm sources (draw 
routines)

> But the only file format i can get to work is coff.

> Problem : If i use a label in the asm-source i get the error : Coff file
> format cant rellocate 32bit.
> Is it possible to use data labels in a coff file ? and if yes (i hope so)
> then how can i do that.

> Some data's are needed in the assembler sources and are also generated in
> assembler. But in this case i cant use it this way...

Hmmm - might it be that you're forgetting the leading '_'? AFAIK, you 
need
a leading underscore in names that need to be linked with C sources.
Of course, since I hardly ever use assembler, I could be way off the 
mark.

Tim Van Holder