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XENIX Programming Programming Commands
dosld (continued)
-m filename
-nl num
-o filename
-u name
-G
Create map file. This option should be followed by a filename. dosld
will create a file with the given name in which it will put information
about the segments and groups in the executable. Additionally, public
symbols and line numbers will be listed in this file if the -M and -L
options are given.
Set name length. This option should be followed by a decimal number.
The option instructs dosld to truncate all public and external symbols
longer than num characters.
Name output file. This option should be followed by a filename which
dosld will use as the name of the executable file it creates. The
default name is a.out.
Name undefined symbol. This option should be followed by a symbol
name. dosld will enter the given name into its symbol table as an
undefined symbol. The -u option may appear more than once on the
command line.
Ignore group associations. This option instructs dosld to ignore any
group definitions it may find in the input files. This option is provided
for compatibility with old versions of MS-LINK; generally, it should
never be used.
As with ld, the files passed to dosld may be either XENIX-style libraries (objects
collected using ar) and indexed using ranlib or ordinary 8086 object files. Unless the -u
option appears, at least one of the files passed to dosld must be an ordinary object file.
Libraries are searched only after all the ordinary object files have been processed.
Files
/usr/bin/dosld
See Also
ar, as, cc, ld, ranlib
dos in "Commands" in the XENIX 286 Reference Manual
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