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192 MS-DOS User's Reference
using Link options The Link Options
The linker options specify and control the tasks that link per
forms. All options begin with the linker-option character, which is
a slash (/). You can use the following options anywhere on a link
command line:
Option name
/help
/pause
/exepack
/map
/linenumbers
/noignorecase
/nodefaultlibrarysearch
/stack
/high
/dsallocate
/nogroupassociation
/overlayinterrupt
/segments
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Action
Shows the list of options
Pauses during linking
Packs executable files
Creates a public-symbol map
Copies line numbers to a
map file
Preserves case sensitivity in
names
Overrides default libraries
Sets maximum allocation space
Sets a high load address for a
program
Allocates a data group
Sets a group association
override
Sets an overlay interrupt
Sets a maximum number of
segments
Specifies ms-dos segment
ordering
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You can abbreviate an option name as long as your abbreviation
contains enough letters to distinguish the specified option from
other options. Minimum abbreviations are listed for each option.
Many of the link options set values in the ms-dos program header.
You will understand these options better if you understand how
the header is organized. The program header is described in the
MS-DOS Programmer's Reference and in some reference books on
MS-DOS.
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