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In article <44d4hu$22lq@rover.ucs.ualberta.ca>, pkobly@pop.srv.ualberta.ca
(Patrick Kobly) writes:
>
> Msg-ID: <44d4hu$22lq@rover.ucs.ualberta.ca>
> Posted: 28 Sep 1995 03:24:46 GMT
>
> Org.  : University of Alberta
>
> Help, I'm desperate.  I need to use an OBJ file createdby Turbo C++ in my
> Modula MODULE.  Apparently, this is supposed to be able to be done using
> the FOREIGN [C|PASCAL] DEFINITION MODULE statement, but whenever I try to
> do this, it says it can't find GRAPHICS.MOD, when I want to use
> GRAPHICS.OBJ.  BTW, I do understand the difference between object and
> source code, so that's not the problem.  Apparently, when MODULEs are
> compiled using FST, they are of a different type than OBJ files. . . they
> are M2O files.
> I tried one other thing to get it to work (it didn't) I set the compiler
> to output OBJ files and tried to use MS-DOS's LINK to link that OBJ with
> the graphics one.  It didn't work, LINK complained about missing CODE
> SEGMENTS (I think). . . HELP!
>                                 Patrick Kobly
>


You have to remember to link in the borland RTL (run-time library) for the
C functions and the RTL for FST. Have a look in the TC/BIN directory for
the right obj and lib files. The other thing you will need is the source
for the FST library modules (i.e. the registered compiler) so you can link
in their obj code as well.

Hope that helps,

Jan Walter

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