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Well, I need help.

something that will output a character or something on the screen...

I want to try it with borland c++ builder compiller and watcom C++

the hard part is that I need an simple example of using JLOC

PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME

and I dont want to use DJGPP thats why Im trying to use JLOC

I used ELINK but somethhing didnt go well with either compiller as the result was the output of 2 characters:

"on" but the 'n' was as high as a capital letter

I dont know why this happened but I am blaming it on the linker as both compillers did the same, but the computer did not reboot and it did actually output somehting on the screen(just not the right thing)

thanks a lot

again PLEASE HELP

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bump, please, anyone

Tell us what you did in your code and how you linked with jloc and elink!!! we can't help BLINDFOLDED!!
So the more we know the easier it is ;D

I couldnt use JLOC as I cant figgure out how to use it

and the kernel just printed a char on the screen.. used several algorythms(inline asm)... everyhting.. many examples, combinations, my own and the result was teh same

but what I want is as i said a kernel that prints a char that will work if compiled with an ANSI C++ compiller and linked with JLOC I guess as there is no other linker that does flat binnary and accepts 32 bit obj's

later

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this is what i need most, people,

any experience that you share would be helpful so pleast

thanks again

so give me a JLOC script that will just compile a simple file that just outputs a character or word on the screen

thanks

sorry, it seems that most ppl around here don't use JLOC and the expensive Borland suite, but rather DjGpp or GNU tools :-/

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