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Re: hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?
In article <fu4rnf$ukr$2@n ews.cn99.com>, nirvana <zckblue@gmail. comwrote:>:)Yes there is.hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?
But as you probably didn't meant to play Historical Trivia, you
probably should have been specific about the OS and OS version.
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Re: hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?
Walter Roberson wrote:Thank you very much , can you give some links?In article <fu4rnf$ukr$2@n ews.cn99.com>, nirvana <zckblue@gmail. comwrote:>>:)>>hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?
Yes there is.
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But as you probably didn't meant to play Historical Trivia, you
probably should have been specific about the OS and OS version.
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Re: hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?
In article <fu50ch$34u$1@n ews.cn99.com>, nirvana <zckblue@gmail. comwrote:>Walter Roberson wrote:>In article <fu4rnf$ukr$2@n ews.cn99.com>, nirvana <zckblue@gmail. comwrote:>>:)>>hi, is there any C runtime library in coff .obj format?>Yes there is.>But as you probably didn't meant to play Historical Trivia, you
>probably should have been specific about the OS and OS version.Silicon Graphics (SGI) IRIX release 4.* was entirely coff.>Thank you very much , can you give some links?
SGI introduced ELF support somewhere around IRIX 5.1, but maintained
the COFF runtimes for backwards compatability for the entire IRIX 5.*
stream, and (if I recall correctly) in IRIX 6.1 (but not 6.0, and
not 6.2 or later.)
Timeframe: approximately 3Q 1993 that SGI introduced ELF. IRIX 6.0
was announced in 2Q 1994, but IRIX 6 and IRIX 5 had overlapping sales
lives.
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