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From: dahlman@cc.joensuu.fi (Eric Dahlman)
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Subject: Question: Gnat + EMX
Date: 21 Mar 1995 12:56:45 +0200
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Date: 1995-03-21T12:56:45+02:00
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I was looking at teh readme's for Gnat for EMX and I was wondering if 
someone could clear up a question for me?  I can clarify this if 
necessary but I figure if you know the answer you will probably 
understand the question.  Is it possible to generate .obj (OMF) files and 
link them with link386 using gnat or am I tied to the .o format?  This is 
possible in the the other languages but I am not sure if Gnat can do it 
and I don't have the time to play with it at the moment.

Thanks for any help,
Eric