GoLink

GoLink is a Windows programming package developed specifically for helping you create EXE, DLL, or SYS files. It is able to combine COFF (Common Object File Format) and RES files in order to generate Portable Executable files suitable for running on the Windows operating system.

The application can either make 32-bit executables for 386 processors and above (x86) or 64-bit executables for the AMD64 or Intel EM64T family of processors (x86-64).

What’s more, GoLink creates clean output files (useful for those who want to examine the internal structures of executables) and lets you link a file containing resources in RES or OBJ file format, and generate debug output file with COFF or COFF symbols.

It is important to mention that GoLink does not need LIB (library) files. The tool works hand-in-hand with GoAsm for helping you import and export functions and data.

GoLink can be controlled via Command Prompt. If you are familiar with inputting parameters in the CMD environment, you will find it very easy to work with its features.

The supported functions allow you to set the executable file to be loaded at a certain value in virtual memory, make a DLL, create a driver, set program entry points, generate a report with the full paths, file dates, time, and size details, insert loader code for Microsoft Layer for Unicode, and create a Windows Driver Model driver.