broehl@wateng.UUCP (Bernie Roehl) (06/07/84)
Microsoft .obj files use a format based on Intel's, with a few extensions.
If you get the Intel documentation, it should tell you most of what you need
to know for most applications (though of course the Microsoft extensions and
changes won't be there). It's a starting point, anyway.
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...decvax!allegra!watmath!watrose!wateng!broehlrde@ukc.UUCP (06/11/84)
Does anyone know where I can get a full definition (at the
bit-bashing level) of the .OBJ files used on MS-DOS/PC-DOS? I need this
because I am writing a compiler for the PC.
Is the information proprietary or freely available? Do Microsoft
sell a manual with it in?
All answers gratefully received....
Bob Eager University of Kent UKrwh@aesat.UUCP (Russell Herman) (06/12/84)
Microsoft has an independent software vendors support program that will
supply that kind of information. Call (206) 828-8080 for info.
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