Hi,
> All you need is a .REL file that does contain a 'main@' symbol, right ?
not right :-( There's at least one other symbol L-80 is complaining about.
Can't recall the name ofthat thing at the moment though :-(
> How about creating a .REL with M-80 that declares your 'main@' symbol
> and that contains code that jumps to an external label called 'mainX'.
How can I do that, when M-80 only produces zero-length files?
Apart from that, it could work, if the other symbol I need is the
same for every C source :-)
> It may sound crude but it could work. BTW. I've used M-80 very often and
> with large files and it never crashed or something like that. Is this
> generated source very large ?
Not really. I don't have the ASM file at hand but it's definitely less than
10K... It was somewhat more complex that the std 'Hello World' example,
though :-) Maybe I should give that a try first and C (!) what M-80 does
with that ...
Eric
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