Need help for the Tlink.

[zhongjiechao]

Hello,

I using the TCC compile some C source file. and then link the object
files by the tlinker. but, I can't specify the programme entry point,
such as 0x7C00. I know that it can specify the point in asm ORG
instruction. Can you help me? thanks.

COMMAND:

tcc -mt -c src.c
tlink src.obj, src.exe
exe2bin src.exe

 

[Walter Roberson]

I using the TCC compile some C source file. and then link the object
files by the tlinker. but, I can't specify the programme entry point,
such as 0x7C00. I know that it can specify the point in asm ORG
instruction. Can you help me? thanks.

I don't even recognize TCC, which is a good clue that the question
is implementation specific and so should be asked in a newsgroup
devoted to development in (whatever it is.)

comp.lang.c does not deal with specific compilers, only with the
language itself.

 

[Kenneth Brody]

Hello,

I using the TCC compile some C source file. and then link the object
files by the tlinker. but, I can't specify the programme entry point,
such as 0x7C00. I know that it can specify the point in asm ORG
instruction. Can you help me? thanks.

[...]

The entry point is the function called "main", which is either:

int main()

or
int main(int argc,char *argv[])

If by "TCC" you mean the old Turbo C compiler, I believe that it also
supports a non-standard:

int main(int argc,char *argv[],char *envp[])

Well, technically, the "entry point" is someplace within the runtime
library, but main() is what you care about.

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