mapjilg@bath.ac.uk (J I L Gold) (02/12/90)
If I want to make a stand-alone executable out of a program I have created with the Lattice C 5.02 assembler, do I just need to blink it with amiga.lib, or is there some other trick to it? -- # J.Gold | mapjilg@uk.ac.bath.gdr # # University of Bath , UK | jilg@uk.ac.bath.maths #
justus@robin.hut.fi (Juhana R{s{nen) (02/13/90)
In article <1990Feb12.105359.8471@bath.ac.uk> mapjilg@bath.ac.uk (J I L Gold) writes: >If I want to make a stand-alone executable out of a program I have >created with the Lattice C 5.02 assembler, do I just need to blink >it with amiga.lib, or is there some other trick to it? It depends on how you make the system calls. If you use _LVOxxxx vectors, you have to blink the object file with amiga.lib, since all the _LVOs (Library Vector Offsets) are defined in amiga.lib. However, if you define the offsets yourself and are sure that you don't use any common library support routines (such as CreatePort(), DeletePort(), NewList() etc.), you don't have to blink your object file with any library, just "blink foo.o". ># J.Gold | mapjilg@uk.ac.bath.gdr # ># University of Bath , UK | jilg@uk.ac.bath.maths # Juhana R{s{nen / justus@niksula.hut.fi -- .... C'mon Joker...... Sing me a song......