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From: don@trsvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Calling a "C" function from assembl
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Date: 24 Oct 88 13:47:00 GMT
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>	I have an assembly language program from which I want to 
>	call a "C" function.
>	I have way too much assembly to change. How do I do it?

You can let the C compiler generate the assembly code for you.  I'm using
MSC 5.0, and they have the /Fa option, which produces the corresponding
assembly language program.  Then all you have to do is edit the segments
to your liking.  If you don't have source, only objects, I don't believe
it can be done.  MSC does not provide any way to alter the segments from
their defaults.

% make me stop
don't know how to make me.  Stop.

Don Subt			The opinions expressed above are
Tandy Corp.			strictly mine, not my employer's.

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