Hello,

the -mx switch (for DOSX 32) instruct the compiler to generate 32bit code in a non-flat SMALL model, which is what I need. But I also need the full MS compatible __stdcall decoration, which is a "_" prefix and a "@xx" suffix. With the -mx switch it seems impossible to get this. Or am I missing something?

"Japheth" <mail@japheth.de> wrote in message news:dhipoc$vbq$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>
> Hello,
>
> the -mx switch (for DOSX 32) instruct the compiler to generate 32bit code
in a
> non-flat SMALL model, which is what I need. But I also need the full MS compatible __stdcall decoration, which is a "_" prefix and a "@xx" suffix. With the -mx switch it seems impossible to get this. Or am I missing
something?

It should give you that if you use __stdcall.

> 
> It should give you that if you use __stdcall.
> 

Thanks, but I don't succeed. This is my test case (sample.c):

//-----------------------------------------------

void __stdcall ExitProcess(long uExitCode);

int main()
{
  ExitProcess(0);
  return 0;
}

//-----------------------------------------------

and the compiler is called with:

\dm\bin\dmc -c -mx sample.c

but in the resulting object module there is only an external _ExitProcess, but I would like to have _ExitProcess@4.

BTW: this is for a self-written dos extender, which has a built-in win32 emulation written in MASM, and MASM decorates the names with the suffix @xx.
It works for flat model, but I would like to have it in 32bit small as well.

"Japheth" <mail@japheth.de> wrote in message news:dhj020$162e$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> >
> > It should give you that if you use __stdcall.
> >
>
> Thanks, but I don't succeed. This is my test case (sample.c):

You're right, it won't do the name decoration for the x model.

> BTW: this is for a self-written dos extender, which has a built-in win32 emulation written in MASM, and MASM decorates the names with the suffix
@xx.
> It works for flat model, but I would like to have it in 32bit small as
well.

You can get it to work by writing some jumps:

    _ExitProcess: jmp _ExitProcess@4

or by using a module definition file to map the names.