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“Do not use environment” option (-NoEnv)
This checkbox enables and disables the no environment option (-NoEnv) in the startup
routine. This option can is specified independently for the C compiler (see Section 4.9.1:
Metrowerks C Compiler tab on page 133) and the assembler (see Section 4.9.2:
Metrowerks Assembler tab on page 143).
When checked in the Linker tab, the -NoEnv option is applied to the linker command line.
This option is checked by default so that the linker uses environment variables specified by
options in the project settings.
Uncheck this option if you want to use an environment file (such as default.env) to
specify environment variables for the linker. The environment file should be located in the
current directory.
Object/Lib modules
This field allows you to specify additional object or library files without modifying the link
parameter file.
You can type the library path name or use the browse button to enter the object and library
modules to include. When entering more than one path, the entries are separated by a
semicolon (;). When you add an element via this field, the -Add option followed by the
filename are added to the command line.
Note: The Metrowerks Linker does not accept spaces in path names.
Library paths
This field allows you to enter the paths for additional objects or libraries to be included by the
linker.
As with Object/Lib Modules, you can type the library path name or use the browse button to
enter the objects and libraries to include. When entering more than one path, the entries are
separated by a semicolon (;). When you add a library via this field, the -L option followed by
the path name are added to the command line.
Note: The Metrowerks Linker does not accept spaces in path names.