User`s guide

LINK
When you have entered the complete LINK command, LINK prompts you for a
list of global symbols specifying object modules to include in the load module.
The prompt is:
Library search?
Respond by typing the global symbols specifying the object modules to be included
in the load module. Press
RETURN
after each global symbol, and press
RETURN
in
response to the Library search? prompt itself to terminate the list.
/LDA
Produces an executable file in LDA format. The LDA-format file can be output to
any device, including those that are not block replaceable. The default file type
LDA is assigned by /LDA to the executable file. This option is useful for files
that you need to load with the Absolute Binary Loader.
/LIBRARY:filespec
This option is the same as /LINKLIBRARY. It is included here only for system
compatibility.
/LIMIT:value
This option is ignored by LINK, but is included for compatibility with the RSTS
/E operating system.
/LINKLIBRARY:filespec
Includes the library file you specify as an object-module library in the linking
operation. Because LINK automatically recognizes library files in the linking
operation, you do not normally need this option; it is provided for compatibility
with the EXECUTE command.
/MAP[:filespec]
Produces a load-map listing. This is not the default; you must specify this option
to produce a load-map listing.
The optional filespec argument specifies where you want the listing placed.
• If you omit this argument, LINK generates a load-map listing on the printer.
• If you specify a device as the argument, LINK creates a load-map file on that
device. For example, the following command produces a load map on the
terminal:
.LINK/MAP:TT: MYPROG
• If you specify a file-structured device as the argument, LINK stores the listing
file on that device, assigning it the same name as the first input file with a
MAP file type. For example, the next command creates a map listing file
called MYPROG.MAP on DU1:
.LINK/MAP:DU1: MYPROG
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