NODEFAULTLIBRARY Linker Directive

Abbreviation	NLIB
Arguments	None.
Default	C run-time libraries are included in the linkage.
µVision	Options — L166 Misc — Misc Controls.
Description	The NODEFAULTLIBRARY directive disables automatic linkage with the C run-time libraries. By default, the linker includes required run-time libraries (based on memory model and floating-point usage). These libraries appear as follows in the linker map file. INPUT MODULES INCLUDED: C:\KEIL\C166\LIB\C166S.LIB (?C_STARTUP) COMMENT TYPE 128: A166 V5.00 C:\KEIL\C166\LIB\C166S.LIB (PRINTF) COMMENT TYPE 128: A166 V5.00 If NODEFAULTLIBRARY is used, C run-time libraries must be manually included in the linkage. For example: L166 inputlist, CxxFPS.LIB, CxxS.LIB NODEFAULTLIBRARY This example includes the SMALL memory model library (CxxS.LIB) and the SMALL floating-point library (CxxFPS.LIB). If the program contains no floating-point math operations CxxFPS.LIB should not be included in the linkage. Note The C166LIB environment variable specifies the location of library files. Typically, this is set to \KEIL\C166\LIB but you may change it using the DOS SET command. The linker looks in this folder for the C run-time libraries. If you use the µVision IDE, the location of the run-time libraries is set automatically. You may change it in the Project — File Extensions, Books, and Environment dialog. If no environment variable is set, the linker searches for libraries in exepath/../LIB which corresponds to the location for library files in a default installation.
Example	L166 file1.obj NODEFAULTLIBRARY