Re: Linker error
From: Mr Dygi (dygimailNo_at_SPAMpoczta.fm)
Date: 01/19/04
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Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 09:05:20 +0000 (UTC)
"Matt Taylor" <para@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in
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> You're not trying to use masm32 are you? Usually you get errors like
> then when writing 16-bit code for a 32-bit program. Linux and Windows
> are both 32-bit. DOS is 16-bit for the most part. (DOS has 32-bit
> extensions, but I highly doubt you're using them.)
True. I thought I can use 32-bit linker for 16-bit code. But there is
another problem now. When I try to use 16-bit tasm compiler and linker,
these errors occur:
+ tasm /t new.txt =>
bad command or filename
bad command or filename
bad command or filename
[result: file new.obj created]
+ tlink new.obj =>
Error: Invalid entry point offset
Warning: No stack
+ type new.map [DOS shell] =>
Start Stop Length Name Class
00000H 000FFH 00100H _TEXT CODE
00100H 00100H 00000H _DATA DATA
Error: Invalid entry point offset
Program entry point at 0000:0000
Warning: No stack
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