Hello Rugxulo,
This is interesting --- thanks! For my part, I found that `wcl' with
`-l=com' does indeed work on my machine.
Apparently `wcl -l=com' will actually pass `system com' (instead of
`format dos com') to `wlink'. I am not sure how `format dos com' works
(if it is supposed to work
> I'm trying to link a program as a COM executable, but when I add the
> "format DOS COM" directive to the linker, it complains that libraries
> aren't available (such as clibs.lib). It works fine and produces an EXE
> if I leave out this directive. What's really happening?
just don't use .COM f
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 11, 2018, 6:29 AM David McMackins wrote:
> I'm trying to link a program as a COM executable, but when I add the
> "format DOS COM" directive to the linker, it complains that libraries
> aren't available (such as clibs.lib). It works fine and produces an EXE
> if I leave out this
I'm trying to link a program as a COM executable, but when I add the
"format DOS COM" directive to the linker, it complains that libraries
aren't available (such as clibs.lib). It works fine and produces an EXE
if I leave out this directive. What's really happening?
Happy Hacking,
David E. McMack
