Windows3 question : Assembly programng

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From: Ted Mittelstaedt
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 1991 18:46

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I am curious to know something: is it possible to write assembly language 
programs that run as windows programs?  There is no linker provided with
the Windows3 distribution, so how does one link an object file into a New
Exec file?  I understand there is a linker with the Microsoft SDK, link4, but 
I thought that it was only for compiling object files generated with microsoft
C.  Is there a linker with MASM 6.0 that will link New Exec files directly
from a masm object file?  I think I could do it with Borland's TP for Windows by
calling a public procedure from a pascal stub, then compiling the stub and
the asm object file with TP for Windows, but this seems messy.  
  tedm@agora.rain.com

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From: tedm@agora.rain.com (Ted Mittelstaedt)
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Subject: Windows3 question : Assembly programng
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