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Hey thanks.. I'm trying to get it from that slow Borland site now.

I wrote this message in more then one room. It was the only way I could find
one of you smart people. .hehe..

I am writting the bootsector from my OS from scratch and then switching over
to C from there. But I need ONE MORE file to be made in C/C++ so that I can
transfer control over. I have to do it that way, because I don't want to use
DOS Interrupts. Like I said, this is an OS from scratch. Tough work, but is a
lot of fun. This is a hobby. Call this a learning experience for me.. :)

Again, thanks for replying.. :)

John Mieske

"Alexei A. Frounze" wrote:

> "Knight Vision" <knightvision@stengineer.com> wrote in message
> news:3ABAD321.D0C3080D@stengineer.com...
> > Ok, I have been trying to understand this. I have a 16 Bit DOS system
> > and C compiler.
> >
> > I make a small EXE named Hello World. (The file turns out to be around
> > 14K)
> >
> > Anyways.. I want to turn that file into a BIN file.  I tried BIN2EXE and
> > another one named BIN.
> >
> > But both give the same errors...
> >
> > "File cannot be converted: Direct segment references."
> >
> > How do I get rid of this so that I can make an EXE in my 16 Bit compiler
> > and then convert them over to a BIN from there.
> >
> > I am doing this all in Pacific C.  It's a good 16 Bit compiler.
> >
> > Thanks all..
>
> download turbo c++ 1.01 from borland site (see a link on my homepage),
> compile the code for the TINY model and link OBJs and LIBs into a .COM
> program.
>
> P.S. what does this have to do with ASM anyway?
> Good Luck
> --
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