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Andreas Kling
Aug 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM8/31/99
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I been trying to load and execute a Borland Turbo C++ 3.0 OS kernel from
.asm for a while now.
Since it seems to put the actual code at 0x369, I jumped there but I can't
seem to work anyway.
And does anyone know where the actual machine code starts in DJGPP compiled
files?
(Of course GCC is great but I want to be able to use BTC++ at my schools
DOS-based computers
since they wont let me alter partition tables to install Linux.)
.asm for a while now.
Since it seems to put the actual code at 0x369, I jumped there but I can't
seem to work anyway.
And does anyone know where the actual machine code starts in DJGPP compiled
files?
(Of course GCC is great but I want to be able to use BTC++ at my schools
DOS-based computers
since they wont let me alter partition tables to install Linux.)
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Andreas Kling
stefan fröberg
Sep 2, 1999, 3:00:00 AM9/2/99
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Andreas Kling kirjoitti viestissä <7qha38$7jc$1...@cubacola.tninet.se>...
"Just a Traveler..."
Andreas Kling
Sep 3, 1999, 3:00:00 AM9/3/99
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Well that's not what I meant, DJGPP compiles EXE's and I want an ELF.
However, if this is possible with DJGPP then please, instructions!
However, if this is possible with DJGPP then please, instructions!
- Andreas
stefan fröberg
Sep 5, 1999, 3:00:00 AM9/5/99
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Andreas Kling kirjoitti viestissä <7qpf1q$2nm$1...@zingo.tninet.se>...
>Well that's not what I meant, DJGPP compiles EXE's and I want an ELF.
>However, if this is possible with DJGPP then please, instructions!
>
>- Andreas
>
>
If you have DJGPP and the info package installed(Txi312b.zip)
then the only thing I could think of would be typing info "ld" "BFD" and
start
reading. Then there is of course NASM that CAN output ELF.
Sorry, if I couldn't be much of help.
"Just a traveler..."
trav...@netti.fi
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