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188 MS-DOS User's Reference
Note A response file should end with either a semicolon (;) \~s
or a return/linefeed combination. If you fail to provide a final
return/linefeed in the file, the linker will display the last line of
the response file and wait for you to press the return key.
Example: , ,
Using Link with a The following response file tells the linker to link the four object
response file modules, moda, modb, mode, and startup. Then, before produc
ing the executable file moda.exe, it tells link to pause to let you
swap disks. Finally, the linker creates a map file abemap and
searches the math.lib library in the \lib directory of drive B:
moda modb mode startup /PAUSE
abc
b:\lib\math
The following procedure combines all three methods of supplying
filenames. Assume you have a response file called library that con
tains one line: / \
Iib1+lib2+lib3+lib4
Now start link with a partial command line: U
link objecti object2
U
Link takes objecti.obj and object2.obj as its object files, and
prompts for the next file:
Run File [object1.EXE]: exec
List File [NUL.MAP3:
Libraries [.LIB]: ©library
You include the name exec so that the linker will name the exe
cutable file execexe. You then press the return key to indicate
that no map file is desired, and you enter ©library so that the
linker will read in the response file containing the four library
filenames.