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In article <387100014@ENG.Prime.COM> GARYM@ENG.Prime.COM writes:
>>Background: I'm porting p2c (a fairly good pascal-to-c converter) to the
>>Amiga. Everything compiles properly, but when I blink, this is what happens :
>
>
>
>>Blink - Version 5.04
>>Copyright (c) 1988 Lattice, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
>
>>Undefined symbols        First Referenced
>>------------------------ ----------------
>>_DOSBase                 File 'lib:cres.o'
>>Enter a DEFINE value for _DOSBase (default _stub):
>
>>I have another question : is there anyway to get Lattice to successfully
>>compile very large source files (that produce objects of size >32K) ?
>>The p2c source had several like this (I broke them up so they'd compile) that
>>generated warnings.
>
>>Advance Thanx,
>>fred
>    Looks as though yor missing the "c.o" library in you load path.

He doesn't need c.o, he has cres.o.  cres.o replaces c.o.

>    That should do it. _DOSbase is just a basic C library macro (I believe!?).


_DOSbase is not a macro.  How could you link a macro into your program?  I agree
with the earlier poster who suggested using a WITH file to shorten the command
line, which is limited to 256 in LMK.  I use the following:

foo:  $(FOOOBJS)
   echo "Linking FOO..."
   blink with <<
      $(FOOOBJS)
      lib lib:lc.lib lib:amiga.lib
      ...whatever other options you want...
<

This creates a temporary file with the BLINK options in it, and executes BLINK
with the temp file as a WITH file.


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