Well... are you trying to compile the .s files with MASM so you can then link with Microsoft Visual Studio .libs instead of GCC ones? Haven't tried it, but I think that if you want to do that you should do the process manually. Compile the .s files using MASM yourself, and then link using Microsoft linker tools.
The only way yot automate the process would be to create a set of executables with the same name as the GCC ones that BlitzMax uses that call the real Microsoft tools and produce the appropiate output. You will also have to recompile all modules so Microsoft-compliant libraries are generated.
If you have success with it, please let us know :)
The only way yot automate the process would be to create a set of executables with the same name as the GCC ones that BlitzMax uses that call the real Microsoft tools and produce the appropiate output. You will also have to recompile all modules so Microsoft-compliant libraries are generated.
If you have success with it, please let us know :)