Executable File
The executable file produced by the Slim linker is a standard executable
file for the operating system concerned. Typically, it will be produced by
the local version of the GCC compiler. On a Unix system, this might
mean that the C libraries will be dynamically linked with the executable
at run-time. On a DOS system, the GO32 DOS Extender will be dynamically
linked in and must be locatable via the current search path. The standard
tools bundled with the DJGPP version of GCC can be used to combine
GO32 with the executable produced by the Slim linker, to produce an
executable that can run on any 386 or 486 system with at least 2 MB of RAM
and himem.sys installed. If the system does not have a math co-processor,
then EMU387 should be located together with GO32 and the environment
variable GO32 should be set as follows
set GO32 = emu
Herman Venter
This is Slim documentation as snarfed on 27 May 1999 by dB.