Commodore PC - Appendix C Installable Device Drivers; Ansi.Sys; What is an ANSI escape sequence?

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mapfile
libraryfiles
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 /map or /linenumbers 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
ft extension, link supplies the extension .lib.
options Controls the operation of link You can use
^^^ any of the options listed in the section entitled
fl "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 executablefile and suppresses the mapfile
and libraryfiles. You can also use a semicolon (;) anywhere after
the object file to terminate the command line.
f) 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
//*-*s\ 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 ( + ).
(r^"s\ 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
/-N supply the same drive and directory for other files. Instead, you
must give the location of each file specifically.
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