Chapter
11
I
Linking
Object Modules
List File [NUL.MAP]:
Libraries [.LIB]:
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Enter
a pathname.
If
you
do
not specify
an
extension,
the
linker assigns
the
extension .map. The
list
file contains
an
entry
for
each segment
in
the
object modules. Each entry
shows
the
offset
for
that
segment
in
the
rup. file.
If
you
do
not enter a response,
the
linker uses
the
default
value (NUL.MAP) and
thus
does not produce a
list
file.
Enter
a
maximum
of
eight
library
filenames
or
press
I
ENTER
1.(Only
pressing I
ENTER
I tells
the
linker to search
for
default libraries
in
the
object modules.) Library files
must
have been created by a library utility. Where no extension
is given,
the
linker assumes
an
extension of .lib.
Separate
library
pathnames
with
blank
spaces or plus
signs
(+).
The linker searches library files
in
the order listed when
resolving external references. When
it
finds
the
module
that
defines
the
external symbol,
the
linker processes
that
module
as
another object module.
If
the
linker cannot find a library file on
the
disks
in
the
disk drives,
it
displays:
Cannot
find
library
filename
Enter
new
drive
letter:
Press
the
letter
for
the
drive designation
(for
example, B).
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The linker provides
three
command characters.
• Plus Sign
(+).
Use
the
plus sign to
separate
entries
and extend lines as needed.
(A
blank
space can be
used instead to
separate
entries.)
If
the
response to
the
0bj e c t
Mod
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5:
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5:
prompt is too long
to
fit
on
a line, type
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ENTER
I
at
the
end of
the
line. The prompt appears again, and
you can continue typing
the
response. After listing all
the
modules, press I
ENTER
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