DLL Programmer's Guide for TNS/E Systems

Linker Options List
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-instance_data { data1 | data2 | data2protected | data2hidden |
data1constant }
This tells the linker whether to create one or two data segments, and whether to
require that the loadfile have no data that would need to go into the data variable
segment if two segments were created.
-L <filename>
The specified directory or subvolume is one of the places where the linker will look
for DLLs and archives, after it looks for public DLLs. The “-L” must be specified in
uppercase. See Where The Linker Searches for Libraries and Archives on
page 2-11.
-l <filename>
Use the specified filename to locate a DLL or archive. The “-l” must be specified
in lowercase. See Libraries the Linker Searches For and Opens on page 2-10.
-lib
synonym for -l. This usage may be preferred because it is not case-sensitive and
therefore cannot be confused with -L.
-libname
This is a synonym for -set libname.
-libvol
This is a synonym for -L.
-limit_runtime_paths
If this is specified then rld will not permit the user to override the places specified
at link time for where DLLs may be found.
See The Link-Time-Defined Search Path of the Loader
on page 2-17.
-local_libname <filename>
Use the specified filename as the name of the user library that can be used to
resolve references in this program at link time.
-m
This is a synonym for -map.
-make_implicit_lib
Mark the DLL being created as an implicit library.
Note. The data2protected parameter is supported only on NonStop systems running
J06.09 or earlier J-series RVUs and H06.20 or earlier H-series RVUs.