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To: Scumbria who wrote (128315)2/26/2001 1:24:36 AM
From: pgerassi  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Dear Scumbria:

The win-32 version produces output for win-32. That means it makes win-32 binaries that run under windows. You usually supply options as to target machine and environment to gcc and it passes these to as (gnu assembler) and ld (gnu linker). The options that ld can output to the various binary formats can be obtained is found by executing the following command: "objdump -i". This and other information is available by using the "info" command in linux. Look at the trees with roots of "gcc", "as", and "ld".

Some of the options for the linux version I have is a.out-i386-linux, coff-i386, binary, and ihex (intel hex format).

Pete



To: Scumbria who wrote (128315)2/26/2001 1:35:39 AM
From: muzosi  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
I don't think that a Win32 based gcc will help, as it will still produce elf binaries
this got me started. Have you checked out cygwin.com ? With this you can compile unix source programs to be natively run under NT. IOW, it generates PE format files. Maybe you can go further with that.

Muzo


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