L Path; Map Filename; Mdmacro[=Def] - Analog Devices VisualDSP++ 3.5 Manual

-L path

The (search directory) switch adds path name to search libraries
-Lpath
and objects. This switch is case sensitive and spacing is unimportant. The
parameter enables searching for any file, including the LDF itself.
path
Repeat this switch to add multiple search paths. The paths named with
this switch are searched before arguments in the
-M
The (generate make rule only) switch directs the linker to check a
-M
dependency and to output the result to
-MM
The (generate make rule and build) switch directs the linker to output
-MM
a rule, which is suitable for the make utility, describing the dependencies
of the source file. The linker check for a dependency, outputs the result
to , and performs the build. The only difference between
stdout
actions is that the linking continues with
-M
information.

-Map filename

The
-map filename
output a memory map of all symbols. The map file name corresponds to
the argument. For example, if the file name argument is
filename
the map file name is
necessary.

-MDmacro[=def]

The
-MDmacro[=def]
to the preprocessor macro named
cutes the code following
code following
VisualDSP++ 3.5 Linker and Utilities Manual
for 16-Bit Processors
(generate a memory map) switch directs the linker to
. The
test.xml
(define macro) switch declares and assigns value
#ifdef TEST==BAR
#ifdef TEST==XXX
SEARCH_DIR{}
.
stdout
. See
-MM
extension is added where
.xml
. For example,
macro
in the
.LDF
).
Linker
command.
and
-MM
"-M" for more
,
test
def
exe-
-MDTEST=BAR
file (but not the
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