10 Jan
2000
10 Jan
'00
8:26 p.m.
Hello, Jason Moore,
you wrote:
We are trying to port some old code from SCO OpenServer to Linux. We need a c compiler that generates object files in coff format so we can link with our other object files. Can gcc do this? Thank you.
AFAIK, it can. In fact the DJGPP (MS-DOS) version of GCC produces COFF object files, and GCC can cross-compile from any system to DJGPP. Binutils can deal with COFF as well.
I do however not know whether or how you can get a working Linux executable from old COFF object files.
Anyway, this is a mailing list for GNU Pascal, gpc@gnu.de. The GNU C mailing list is gcc@gcc.gnu.org. ^ ^ Hope this helps,
Peter
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