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Once you have pressed the return key, link displays the
following prompt:
O List File [NUL.MAP]:
^^ H Type the name of the map file you wish to create, then press
<\ the return key. If you do not supply a filename extension, the
linker uses .map by default. If you don't want a map file, don't
type a filename. Just press the return key.
/***) Once you have pressed the return key, link displays the
following prompt:
C\
Libraries [.LIB]:
H] Type the names of any library files containing routines or vari
ables referenced but not defined in your program. If you give
more than one name, make sure the names are separated by
spaces or plus signs ( + ). If you don't supply filename exten
sions, the linker uses .lib by default. If you have more names
than can fit on one line, type a plus sign ( + ) as the last char
acter on the line and press the return key. Link then prompts
you for additional filenames.
After entering all names, press the return key. If you don't
want to search any libraries, don't type any names; just press
the return key.
Link now creates the executable file.
When entering filenames, you must supply a pathname for any file
that is not in the current drive and directory. You can use link
options by typing them after the filename at any prompt. If the
linker cannot find an object file, it displays a message and waits
for you to change disks, if necessary.
At any prompt, you can type the rest of the filenames by using the
command line format described in the next section, "Using a
Command line to Specify Link Files." For example, you can
choose the default responses for all remaining prompts by typing
a semicolon (;) after any prompt, or you can type commas (,) to
indicate several files. (If you type a semicolon at the Object
Modules prompt, be sure to supply at least one object filename.)
When the linker encounters a semicolon, it immediately chooses
the default responses and processes the remaining files without
displaying any more prompts.