Assembly, GCC and the linker

• Date: Fri, 31 Jan 97 12:26:16 EST
• From:
  nev@roadrunner.ipc.com (Neville Mair)
• Reply-To:
  nev@roadrunner.ipc.com (Neville Mair)
• Cc: nev@roadrunner.ipc.com, nev@snet.net

I have a few #define in a .h file that are needed by C, asm
and linker. Is there a way to do this without declaring them in
 3 files.

I tried to #include the .h file in the assembley file and feed it to
the c preprocessor. The output had the #include file data in it, so 'as'
choked.

What parameters should I pass to the preprocessor to get it to output
something that can be fed to AS?
 or How can I do the above step in 1 shot.

I am compiling in a dos box under NT and make (or NT) doesn't see  .S and
.s files as different, it treats both as assembler. Is this an issue?


I need to allocate a block of memory in the linker file.
The size of the block is a function of values declared in the .h 
file but the location must be specified by the linker

Can I pass a value from a 'c' style #include file to the linker?

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