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COFF2OMFConvert Object and Lib Files to OMFcoff2omf inputfiles...The input files can be either object files (.obj) or library files (.lib). They are converted in place to OMF. For example, to convert user32.lib from COFF to OMF: coff2omf user32.libThe Microsoft COFF format apparently changed with Visual C++ 6.0. To use coff2omf on a .lib file with the newer format, use Microsoft's linker to convert the file to the earlier COFF format: link /lib /convert file.liband then use coff2omf on it. |