Intel XENIX 286 Programmers Guide (86) - Tenox.tc

XENIX Programming Programming Commands
ld (continued)
-i Creates separate instruction and data spaces for small model programs. When
the output file is executed, the program text and data areas are allocated
separate physical segments. The text portion will be read-only and will be
shared by all users executing the file.
-m name
Creates a link map named name that includes public symbols.
-Ms Creates small model programs and checks for errors such as fixup overflow.
This option is reserved for object files compiled or assembled using the small
model configuration. This is the default model if no -M option is given.
-Mm Creates middle model programs and checks for errors. This option is reserved
for object files compiled or assembled using the middle model configuration.
This option implies -i.
-Ml Creates a large model program and checks for errors. The option is reserved for
object files compiled using the large model configuration. This option implies -i.
-nl num
Truncates symbols to the length specified by num.
-o name
Sets the executable program file name to name instead of a.out.
-s Strips the symbol table.
-S num
Sets the maximum number of data segments to num. If no argument is given,
the default is 256.
-u symbol
Designates the specified symbol as undefined.
-v num
Specifies the XENIX version number. Acceptable values for num are 2 or 3; 3 is
the default.
ld should be invoked by using the cc command instead of invoking it directly. cc invokes
ld as the last step of compilation, providing all the necessary C language support
routines. Invoking ld directly is not recommended since failure to give the com mand
line arguments in the right order can result in errors.
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