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Chapter 11 / Linking Object Modules
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IHIGH - The IH switch causes the linker to place the
run file as high as possible in memory. If you omit IH,
the linker places the run file as low as possible in
memory.
Important: Do not use IH with Pascal or FORTRAN
programs.
ILINENUMBERS - The IL switch tells the linker to
include in the list file the line numbers and addresses
from the source statements in the input modules. If
you omit IL, the linker does not include the line num-
bers. (If the object modules do not contain line number
information, the linker cannot include line numbers.)
IMAP -
The
1M
switch directs the linker to list all
public (global) symbols defined in the input modules.
If you omit
1M,
the linker lists only errors (including
undefined globals).
The symbols are listed alphabetically at the end of the
list file. For each symbol, the linker lists its value and
its segment:offset location in the run file.
IPAUSE -
The
IP
switch causes the linker to pause
in the link session. This lets you swap disks before the
linker outputs the run file. If you omit
IP,
the linker
does the link without stopping.
When the linker encounters the
IP
switch, it displays
the message:
About to generate .EXE file
Change
dlSks
<hit ENTER>
Press the space bar to resume processing.
Warning: Do not remove the disk that is to
receive the list file or the disk used for the
VM. TMP
file, if one has been created.
ISTACK:size -
The IS switch lets you specify the
stack size. If you omit
IS,
the linker calculates the
required stack size from information in the object
modules provided by the compiler or assembler.
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