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mapfile
libraryfiles
options
Is the name of the file that receives the map
listing.
If you do not supply an extension, the
linker provides the extension. map. If you
specify the Imap or Ilinenumbers option, the
linker creates a map file even if you don't
specify one in your command line.
Includes
the name or names of the libraries
containing routines that you wish
to link to
create a program. If you do not supply an
extension,
link supplies the extension . lib.
Controls the operation of link. You can use
any
of the options listed in the section entitled
"The Link Options." You can specify options
anywhere on the command line.
If you do not specify a drive or directory for a file, link assumes
the file is on the current drive and directory. You cannot specify
the drive or directory for the objectfile and expect link to supply
the same drive and directory for other files. Instead, you must
give the location of each file specifically.
If
you type the comma after the object file, link supplies the
default name for the executable file and suppresses the mapfile
and libraryfiles. You can also use a semicolon (;) anywhere after
the object file to terminate the command line.
If you do not supply all filenames in the command line and do not
end the command line with a semicolon, the linker prompts you
for additional files, using the prompts described previously in the
section, "Using Prompts to Specify Link Files." If you give more
than one object file or library file, you must separate the names
by
spaces or plus signs ( + ).
If you do not specify a drive or directory for a file, link assumes
the file is on the current drive and directory. So, you cannot
specify the drive or directory for the objectfile and expect link to
supply the same drive and directory for other files. Instead, you
must give the location of each file specifically.
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