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Chapter 11 / Linking Object Modules
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(C) Copyright 1982, 1983 by Microsoft Inc.
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Notes
The information in the start and stop columns shows the 20-bit
hex address of each segment relative to location zero. Location
zero is the beginning of the load module.
The addresses displayed are not the absolute addresses where
these segments are loaded. See Chapter 12 for information on
how to determine where relative zero is actually located and how
to determine the absolute address of a segment.
• Because you specify 1M, the linker displays an alphabetical
and a chronological listing of public symbols.
• By responding PRN to the List File: prompt, you redirect your
output to the printer.
• Because you specify the IL switch, the linker lists all line
numbers for all modules. (The IL switch can generate a large
amount of output.)
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list of segments in the order of their appearance within the load
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