DLL Programmer's Guide for TNS/E Systems

Linker Options List
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-stdin
Use the standard input file as an obey file. See Direct Use of the Linker on
page 2-1.
-strip <filename>
Remove the DWARF symbol table from an existing loadfile or import library.
-t <hexadecimal number>
Use the specified value as the starting address of the text segment of the loadfile
being built. See Specifying the Preferred Location of a Loadfile in Virtual Memory
on page 5-8.
-temp_i <filename>
Use the specified filename as the name of the intermediate file during the creation
of an import library.
-temp_o <filename>
Use the specified filename as the name of the intermediate file during the creation
of the linker’s main output object file. See Naming Intermediate Linker Output Files
on page 5-11.
-temp_r <filename>
Use the specified filename as the name of the intermediate file during the
recreation of a DLL registry.
-u <symbol name>
Consider the specified symbol to be needed when deciding which files to take from
archives. See Availability of Linkfiles from Archives
on page 2-8.
-ul
Create a user library. In effect, this option is a synonym for -shared plus
-export_all. See Controlling Which Symbols Your Loadfile Exports on
page 5-5.
-unres_symbols { error | ignore | warn }
Handle unresolved references in the way specified. See Making the Linker Look for
Unresolved Symbols on page 5-3.
-update_registry <filename>
Use the specified DLL registry to suggest where the DLL being built may be placed
in memory and update it with the location chosen.