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Unk: A Linker 195
Note If you do not specify a map file in a link command, you
can use the /map option to force the linker to create one. Link
^-v gives the forced map file the same filename as the first object file
specified in the command. It also adds the default extension .map.
r^) Example:
The following command creates a map of all public symbols in the
file fileobj:
link file,,/map;
r*\ Copying Line Numbers to the Map File
Syntax:
(***) /linenumbers The /linenumbers
The /linenumbers option directs the linker to copy the starting option
address of each program source line to a map file. The starting
f**) address is actually the address of the first instruction that
corresponds to the source line. You can use the mapsym pro
gram to copy line-number data to a symbol file, which can then
s~\ by used by»symdeb.
The linker copies the line-number data only if you give a map-file
name in the link command line, and only if the given object file
/^ has line-number information. Line numbering is available in some
high-level-language compilers, including Microsoft Fortran and
Pascal, versions 30 and later, and Microsoft C, versions 2.0 and
n later-
masm does not copy line-number information to the object file. If
an object file has no line-number information, the linker ignores
^-v the /linenumbers option.
Minimum abbreviation: /li
' ■ Note If you do not specify a map file in a link command, you
can still use the /linenumbers option to force the linker to
create one. Just place the option at or before the list File prompt.
{***) Link gives trie forced map file the same filename as the first
object file that you specified in the command, and gives it the
default extension .map.
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