buil 16-bit Masm program with masm32

[baghdadi13]

Hi

I'm new with masm32
I have programs for 16-bit masm (I use masm 6.11)
I tried one of them , but it doesn't work
Do I have to make some changes on my 16-bit masm programs to build them with masm32
or there is an other solution !!!

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code    Segment
addition proc far
        mov dl,5
        add dl,3

        add dl,48

        mov AH,2
        int 21h

        mov ah,4ch
        int 21h

addition  endp
code     ends
         end addition


this is a sample code for 16-bit masm ,,, but it doesn't work on masm32

[baghdadi13]

I saw an other post  (a problem similar to my problem)
the solution was to use the 16-bit linker

is there any other way to make my 16-bit programs work directly

I get this message when I Link from the qedit

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LINK : warning L4017: /SUBSYSTEM : unrecognized option name; option ignored
LINK : warning L4017: /OPT : unrecognized option name; option ignored
Run File [c:1.exe]:
..........
.........
2.obj : fatal error L1101: invalid object module
Object file offset: 1 Record type: 4c





what does it mean ?????

[MichaelW]

In addition to using a 16-bit linker, you must use different command lines for ML and the linker. Using these command lines in a batch file, with copies of ML.EXE, ML.ERR, and LINK16.EXE in the current directory, I was able to assemble and link your source, with a no-stack-segment warning, and run the result, which displayed "8" and terminated:

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ML /c baghdadi13.asm
pause
LINK16 baghdadi13.obj;
pause
baghdadi13
pause


[baghdadi13]

yes it works
thank you   :U

but is it possible to the same thing from the quick editor
i.e : I write the prograam and then assemble it by clicking on assemble
and link it by clicking link and then tun it

and in the same time be able to link a 32bit program?

[MichaelW]

Yes, this should be possible. The menus are programmable, and you could create your own batch file(s) to do whatever you require.