The NAME directive defines the modulename for the
output file. If no modulename is specified with the
NAME directive, the name of the first input module is
used.
Note
The modulename specified with the NAME directive
is not the filename of the absolute object module — that is
specified on the command line. The modulename is stored in
the absolute object module. It may be accesses by a program that
reads the contents of that file.
Example
L166L251BL51LX51LA myfile.obj NAME (SAMPLE_PROGRAM)
This example specifies a module name of SAMPLE_PROGRAM which is
stored in the generated absolute object module.
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