Specifications

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U4156 library : output-library specification ignored
A new library was created because the filename specified in the oldlibrary field did not
exist. However, a filename was also specified in the newlibrary field. LIB ignored the
newlibrary specification.
For example, both of the following command lines cause this error if PROJECT.LIB
does not already exist:
LIB project.lib +one.obj, new.lst, project.lib
LIB project.lib +one.obj, new.lst, new.lib
U4157 insufficient memory, extended dictionary not created
Insufficient memory prevented LIB from creating an extended dictionary.
The library is still valid, but the linker cannot take advantage of the extended dictionary
to speed linking.
U4158 internal error, extended dictionary not created
An internal error prevented LIB from creating an extended dictionary.
The library is still valid, but the linker cannot take advantage of the extended dictionary
to speed linking.
LINK Error Messages
Microsoft Segmented-Executable Linker (LINK) generates the following error
messages:
u Fatal errors (L1xxx) cause LINK to stop execution.
u Errors (L2xxx) do not stop execution but might prevent LINK from creating
the main output file.
u Warnings (L4xxx) indicate possible problems in the output file being created.
LINK Fatal Error Messages
L1001 option : option name ambiguous
A unique option name did not appear after the option indicator.
An option is specified by a forward slash (/) and a name. The name can be specified by
an abbreviation of the full name, but the abbreviation must be unambiguous.
For example, since many options begin with the letter N, the following command causes
this error:
LINK /N main;
This error can also occur if the wrong version of the linker is being used. Check the
directories in the PATH environment variable for other versions of LINK.EXE.