Hi Nick, I am little confused by your suggestion, how will I specify the file extension .o for each object file.
my present script is as follows : C:\STOIC\DEVELOPMENT\BIN\nasm -f aout .\asm\KERNEL.asm -o C:\STOIC\DEVELOPMENT\OUTPUT\KERNEL.o C:\STOIC\DEVELOPMENT\BIN\nasm -f aout .\asm\IntDefs.asm -o C:\STOIC\DEVELOPMENT\OUTPUT\IntDefs.o gcc -c ckernel.c -o ../../OUTPUT\CKernel.o -I.\include gcc -c common.c -o ../../OUTPUT\Common.o -I.\include gcc -c IDT.c -o ../../OUTPUT\IDT.o -I.\include gcc -c isr.c -o ../../OUTPUT\isr.o -I.\include gcc -c stdio.c -o ../../OUTPUT\std.o -I.\include gcc -c GUI.c -o ../../OUTPUT\GUI.o -I.\include gcc -c Graphics.c -o ../../OUTPUT\Graphics.o -I.\include gcc -c Timer.c -o ../../OUTPUT\Timer.o -I.\include gcc -c keyboard.c -o ../../OUTPUT\keyboard.o -I.\include gcc -c KrnlHeap.c -o ../../OUTPUT\KrnlHeap.o -I.\include gcc -c Paging.c -o ../../OUTPUT\Paging.o -I.\include pause Can u suggest the enhancements now. Thanks a lot for your prompt responses. Regards, navi ----- Original Message ----- From: Nick Clifton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: bug-binutils@gnu.org Sent: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:03:43 +0530 (IST) Subject: Re: linker problem ? help needed !!! Hi Navi, > I want to compile multiple files C and C++ and link with gcc. > Is there any way. Presumably you mean using the @<file> linker command line option to avoid having problems with excessively long command lines ? Then the answer is yes. Like this: gcc -c foo.c bar.cc echo foo.o bar.o > files.list gcc -Wl,@files.list -o myprog I just picked "foo.c" and "bar.cc" as random source file names, but I hope that this makes the idea clear. Cheers Nick _______________________________________________ bug-binutils mailing list bug-binutils@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-binutils
