Invoking the Linker
7-5
Linker Description
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Put filenames and options in a linker command file. For example, assume
that the file linker.cmd contains the following lines:
–o link.out
file1.obj
file2.obj
Now you can invoke the linker from the command line; specify the
command filename as an input file:
lnk500
linker.cmd
When you use a command file, you can also specify other options and files
on the command line. For example, you could enter:
lnk500
–m link.map linker.cmd file3.obj
The linker reads and processes a command file as soon as it encounters
the filename on the command line, so it links the files in this order: file1.obj,
file2.obj, and file3.obj. This example creates an output file called link.out
and a map file called link.map.
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