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the filename for a copy of the user library that the program uses. However, the file that
you specified in the -alf option is a DLL, not a program.
Effect. Fatal error (eld immediately stops without creating an output file).
Recovery. If your intention is to use the -alf option to update an existing DLL, then
don't specify the -local_libname option. If your intention was to update an existing
program, then you specified the wrong name in the -alf option, because that was a
DLL, not a program.
1575 The -local_libname option was specified but the existing
program does not have a user library.
Cause. You gave the -alf option to tell eld to repeat the fixup process on an
existing program. You also gave the -local_libname option to tell eld the filename
for a copy of the user library that the program uses, but the existing program says that
it doesn't use a user library.
Effect. Fatal error (eld immediately stops without creating an output file).
Recovery. If you don't intend for the program to use a user library, don't give the -
local_libname option. If you do intend for the program to use a user library, you
should first run eld with the -change libname option, to update the program to tell
the Guardian location where the user library will exist at runtime. Then eld will let you
use the -alf option to update the fixups on the program. If you really want to repeat
the fixups, but not have the program mention a user library name afterward, you can
then run eld with the -change libname option again, after doing the -alf option,
to remove the user library name from the program.
1576 Cannot specify the -temp_o option with the
-must_use_oname option.
Cause. The -temp_o option tells the name of a temporary file that you want eld to
use to save the object file that it is creating, if it can't create it with the name you
preferred, as specified for example by the -o option. The -must_use_oname option
says that it should be an error if eld can't create the object file with the name you
preferred. So, these are inconsistent.
Effect. Fatal error (eld immediately stops without creating an output file).
Recovery. If eld cannot create the object file with the name you prefer, do you want
that to be an error? Or, do you want to tell eld the name of a different place to put it?
Depending on what you want to do, specify at most one of the -temp_o and -
must_use_oname options.
1577 Cannot specify the -temp_i option with the
-must_use_iname option.
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