Hallo > When I add the .o files to the link spec the ld program dies with a > segmentation fault. This is (first assumption) because the output format > of nasm is set to a different one than ld expects in CygWin. However, > changing the output format of nasm to gnuwin32 makes the assembler > complain about features not available in this ouput format. > > Googling on this subject it seems that the way for a .s (assembly) > module to locate the global variables is different from W32 and Linux > and thus (second assumption) the thing seems to be unsolvable short of > some serious rewriting of the assembly modules. Have you tried to use the original C version instead of the ASM routines ? The .o files are precopiled for the Linux version, I would guess that they cause problems.
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