nld and noft Manual

noft Options
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FILE or F
FILE or F
The FILE option specifies the name of the target object file you want to use with noft.
A subsequent FILE option closes the current object file and opens the specified object
file.
filename
specifies the name of the target object file. filename is a Guardian filename when
noft is running in the Guardian environment. filename is an OSS pathname
when noft is running in the OSS environment. The maximum size of the OSS
pathname is 255 characters.
?
returns the name of the target object file.
Considerations:
You must issue the FILE option before you can use any of the following:
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DUMPADDRESS or DA on page 5-6
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DUMPOFFSET or DO on page 5-8
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DUMPPROC or DP on page 5-10
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LISTATTRIBUTE or LA on page 5-22
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LISTCOMPILERS or LC on page 5-23
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LISTOPTIMIZE or LO on page 5-26
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LISTPROC or LP on page 5-27
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LISTSOURCE or LS on page 5-29
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LISTSRLEXPORTS or LLE on page 5-30
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LISTSRLFIXUPS or LLF on page 5-30
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LISTSRLINFO or LLI on page 5-31
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LISTUNREFERENCED or LUR on page 5-32
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LISTUNRESOLVED or LU on page 5-35
Any FILE option clears the current scope and case target file parameters. (Target
file parameters are described in SET on page 5-42.)
Note. When you run noft from the command line, you must include this option.
{ FILE | F } { filename | ? }