🚀 go-pugleaf

Is there anyone out there who has experience assembling 32-bit OS/2 v2.0
programs using Microsoft's MASM 6.00b.  I thought that I could use the 
flat memory model but LINK386 chokes on the object code.  LINK386 does not
complain if I use the normal segmented model but the EXE created generates
a 000E trap. 

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

						Jake

------------- hello.asm ------------------------

		title	filecomp.asm

		.386

INCLUDE 	hello.inc

cr		equ	0dh
lf		equ	0ah

stdin		equ	0
stdout		equ	1
stderr		equ	2

DGROUP 	 	group	 _DATA

_DATA		 segment dword public use32 'DATA'

testmess	db	cr,lf,'Hello World',cr,lf
testmess_len	equ	$-testmess

wlen		dw	?

_DATA		ends

_TEXT		segment dword public use32 'CODE'

main		proc	near

		push	stdout
		push	ds
		pushd	offset DGROUP:testmess
		push	testmess_len
		push	ds
		pushd	offset DGROUP:wlen
		call	DosWrite

		or	eax,eax
		jnz	error

		push	1
		push	0
		call	DosExit

error:		push	1
		push	1
		call	DosExit

main		endp

_TEXT		ends

		end	main


------------- hello.inc ------------------------------------

externdef	DosWrite:near
externdef	DosExit:near


------------- hello.def ------------------------------------

NAME	HELLO WINDOWCOMPAT
DESCRIPTION "OS/2 2.0 Test Program"
PROTMODE
STACKSIZE 4096


------------- assemble commands --------------------------

ml /c /Zi /W3 hello.asm
link386 /NOE /NOD /ALIGN:16 /M /DE hello,,,c:\os2\doscalls,hello;