ld Manual

ld Options
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-o
-verbose causes ld to write warning and informational messages to its output listing.
The default for the OSS and PC versions of ld is -no[_]verbose. The default for the
Guardian version of ld is -verbose.
You can specify-warn, -verbose, and -no[_]verbose as often as you want in the
command line or a command file. The value used is the final value you enter.
These commands produce messages regardless of the verbosity setting:
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-m or -map
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-show_multiple_defs
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-unres_symbols
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-y
-o
Specifies the file name of the output loadfile.
file name
is the name of the output file either by name or, in the Guardian environment, by
map DEFINE. This file name can be the same as the input file name. When it is
the same and linking is successful, ld deletes the input file and then writes the
output file. An error occurs if you do not have permission to delete the input file.
If you do not specify -o, the default output loadfile file name depends on whether
-dllname or -soname is specified. file name can also become the DLL name used
for the file in the libList. See -dllname or -soname for more information.
-rld_l
Directs ld to set search paths in the loadfile for later use by the rld loader.
pathlist
identifies paths to be searched after using the loadfile location and before using the
rld default locations.
pathlist contains one or more path name entries, separated by a colon (:). You
cannot embed spaces (blanks) in pathlist. A path name can be either an
absolute OSS directory path name or a fully-qualified Guardian subvolume name.
-rld_l can be specified more than once in a command line or a command file.
Multiple pathlist specifications are concatenated into a single loadfile entry.
-o file name
-rld_l pathlist