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- Subject: Re: Power C (MIX C) Compiler QUESTION
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- Date: Tue, 29 Dec 92 21:25:53 CST
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- > I'm trying to use Power C to generage object files to link with Turbo
- > Pascal. To do this, I'm using the /q compiler directive to make
- > Microsoft compatible object files. But the option seems to have no
- > effect. I can't link the resulting object file with the Pascal program.
- > Has anyone used the /q option in Power C successfully??
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- Per a voice conversation I had with MIX tech support before purchasing PowerC
- last week, you cannot link any object code with MIX execept for MASM.
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- Consult your MIX manual on page 615...
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- The MIX utility translates a Microsoft object (.obj) into a MIX object (.mix).
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- I do not know what would be different between an .obj created with MASM or
- QB...was going to pose that question here or in another forum. I have not
- attempted to translate an .obj I have (QB, PDS) so I do not know from first
- hand experience - just from tech support and the manual.
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