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I'm experimenting with Presentation Manager programming, and I'm
compiling a few simple programs with GCC 2.1. What I need to do is
define a window procdure for export (so my .DEF file has the line
EXPORTS WinProc). The textbook I have says that I need to compile
with the -G2sw and -C options. Firstly, this is for the Microsoft C
5.1 compiler, and secondly, the -G2 means that the code is optimized
for a 286 (and I have OS/2 2.0, which won't run on a 286!). Really,
the only important option that I see here is the w option, that
says I can export functions to be called externally - right?

So how do I do this with gcc? As long as I don't try to export a 
function, I can compile my programs happily with the line
 [c:\gnu\src] gcc -c FILENAME.C
and use the bundled LINK386.EXE that comes with OS/2 (this is what
the readme says to do).

Anyone have any ideas?

-Glenn