Tandy 1000 MS-DOS Reference Manual page 259

Chapter 11 I Linking Object Modules
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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
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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
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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,
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Use the plus sign to separate entries
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