Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual page 71

Rules
• Switches may be used in any order on the command line. Items in
brackets
described with each switch.
• Path names may be relative or absolute.
• File names containing white space or colons must be enclosed by
double quotation marks, though relative path names such as
..\..\test.dxe
Different switches require (or prohibit) white space between the
switch and its parameter.
Example
linker p0.doj p1.doj p2.doj -T target.ldf -t -o program.dxe
Note the difference between the
calls the linker as follows:
• ,
p0.doj
Links three object files into an executable.
•
-T target.ldf
Uses a secondary
placement.
•
-t
Turns on trace information, echoing each link object's name to
stdout as it is processed.
•
-o program.dxe
Specifies a name of the linked executable.
Typing
linker
options. Using no switches is the same as typing
VisualDSP++ 3.5 Linker and Utilities Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
are optional. Items in italics are user-definable and are
[ ]
do not require double quotation marks.
-T
, and
p1.doj p2.doj
file to specify executable program
.LDF
without any switches displays a summary of command-line
and the switches. The command
-t
linker -help
Linker
.
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