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Command Prompt
To invoke the LARM Linker/Locator, enter LA at the command prompt. You must include object modules and directives on the command line or specify a command-response file. The format for the LARM Linker command line is:
LA <[>inputlist<]> <[>TO outputfile<]> <[>directives<]> LA @commandfile
Where
| inputlist |
is a comma-separated list of object files (absolute or
relocatable) for the linker to include in the absolute object
module. You may force include object modules from library files
by specifying the names in parentheses immediately after the
library filename. The inputlist uses the following general format: filename <[>(modulename <[>, ...<]>)<]> <[>, ...<]> where
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| outputfile | is the name of the absolute object file the linker creates. The filename of the outputfile is used as the base for the linker MAP file. If no outputfile is specified the linker uses the filename of the first object file in the inputlist. | ||||
| directives | are commands and parameters that control the operation of the linker. | ||||
| commandfile | is the name of a command file that may contain an inputlist, outputfile, and directives. |
The following command line example invokes the LARM Linker, specifies the object file C:\MYDIR\PROG.OBJ, and specifies the absolute object file C:\MYDIR\PROG.ABS which the linker creates.
LA C:\MYDIR\PROG.OBJ TO C:\MYDIR\PROG.ABS
The following example specifies three input files (SAMPLE1.OBJ, SAMPLE2.OBJ, and SAMPLE3.OBJ) which are linked. The specified absolute object module (SAMPLE.ABS) is created.
LA SAMPLE1.OBJ, SAMPLE2.OBJ, SAMPLE3.OBJ TO SAMPLE.ABS
The following example specifies two object files (PROG1.OBJ, PROG2.OBJ) and a library file (UTILITY.LIB). The absolute object module (PROG1) is created. Externals that are not resolved from the specified object files are resolved with the public symbols of the library file. The required modules from the library are linked automatically.
LA PROG1.OBJ, PROG2.OBJ, UTILITY.LIB
The following example shows how to force inclusion of the IN and OUT modules from the UTILITY.LIB library.
LA PROG1.OBJ, PROG2.OBJ, UTILITY.LIB (IN, OUT)
Note
- The LARM Linker command-line can be very long because of the number of input files and directives specified. To enter long command-lines enter an ampersand character ('&') at the end of a line to indicate that input continues on the next line. The LARM Linker prompts you with two greater-than signs ('>>') to indicate more arguments may be entered.
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