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Chapter
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Linking Object Modules
runfile is the name of the file to receive the executable
output.
listfile is the name of the file to receive the listing.
liblist is a list of library modules to be searched. Use a
blank space or plus sign to separate the module names.
Iswitch refers to optional switches. Switches can follow any
response list. (They can immediately precede any comma or
immediately follow liblist.)
To select the default for a field, type a second comma with no
spaces between the two commas. For example:
LINK fun
+
text
+
table
+
care/Pcombine/M"
fun lis t, cob lib. lib
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loads the linker. Then the object modules Fun.obj, Text. obj ,
Table.obj, and Care.obj are loaded. The linker then pauses
because of the
IP
switch. When you press the space bar, the
linker links the object modules and produces a global symbol
map (because of the
1M
switch). It then creates a run file with
the default name Fun.exe, creates a list file named Funlist.map,
and searches the library file Coblib.lib.
Method 3: Response File
Type:
LIN K
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filespec is the name of an automatic response file that contains
answers to the linker prompts. An extension is optional. There is
no default extension.
This method permits the command that starts the linker to be
entered from the keyboard or from within a batch file without
requiring you to take any further action.
Before using this option, create an automatic response file. This
file should contain several lines of text, each of which is the
response to a linker prompt. The responses must be in the same
order as the linker prompts discussed earlier. If desired, a long
response to the
0 b j e c t Mod u 1 e
5:
or
Li bra r i e
5:
prompt can
be typed on several lines. Use a plus sign
(+)
at the end of a line
to continue the response on the next line.
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