Linking .obj Code

TLINK file1.obj,file2.obj,file3.obj,output.exe

TLINK file1.obj,file2.obj,file3.obj,output.exe

What's wrong with this answer?

A proposed answer was:
tlink driver.obj, output.obj, incr.obj, output.exe

But I get the following error:
Fatal: Invalid map filename: incr.obj

The source modules I am trying to link are very simple, as you
can see:

// driver.cpp /////////////////////////////////////////////////

int      x = 5;

// Function Prototypes
extern void output( void );
extern void incr( void );

void main( void )
{
      output();
      incr();
      output();
}

// output.cpp /////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include <stdio.h>

// External Variable Declarations
extern int      x;

void output( void )
{
      printf( "The value of x is %d.\n", x );
}

// incr.cpp ///////////////////////////////////////////////////

extern int      x;

void incr( void )
{
      x++;
}


I compiled these programs seperately, now how can I link them into a single executable?

Sorry, my mistake:

TLINK file1.obj+file2.obj+file3.obj,output.exe

You don't need to specify the mapfile

Using the method you suggested, I got the following error:
Fatal: 32-bit record encountered in module DRIVER.C

Then I tried the same method but with Tlink32 and got:
Error: Unresolved external '_printf' referenced from module output.c
Warning: No program entry point

What could be wrong?

You have to link against the startup module (C0?.OBJ)
and against the standard library.
Alas, last time I did that was like 5 years ago,
so I don't remember exact file names or their locations.

You didn't way you were trying to link with TILNK32, but the syntax is the same.

>Then I tried the same method but with Tlink32 and got:



>Error: Unresolved external '_printf' referenced from module output.c
>Warning: No program entry point

TO solve this you have to link the C run time library with the rest of your program, but that's not what you asked how to do.

How do you link the C Runtime Library?