nld and noft Manual

noft Options
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SET
SET
The SET option sets one or more noft target object file parameters to the specified
values.
set-param
is one of the following:
CASE { ON | OFF | ? }
FORMAT
{ ASCII | A | DECIMAL | D |HEX | H |
ICODE | IC | INNERLIST | IN | OCTAL | O | ?}
HISTORYBUFFER [ number | ? ]
HISTORYWINDOW [ number | ? ]
LINES[number]
LOG { filename [B] | OFF | ? }
OUT { filename [B] | OFF | ? }
SCOPEPROC { proc-spec | proc-num | * | ? }
SCOPESOURCE { filename | file-number | ? }
SORT { ALPHA | A | LOC | L | NONE | N | ? }
To set a single set-param in a single SET statement, you can use the following
abbreviations.
CASE { ON | OFF | ? }
specifies the case sensitivity of the noft environment. If the first source file in
the symbol table of the target object file is written in C or C++, the default is
case sensitivity ON; otherwise, the default is case sensitivity OFF.
ON
turns on case sensitivity in the noft environment.
SET set-param
SET Command Abbreviation
SET CASE SC { ON | OFF | ?}
SET FORMAT SF { ASCII | A | DECIMAL | D |
HEX | H | ICODE | IC |
INNERLIST | IN | OCTAL | O | ? }
SET HISTORYBUFFER SHB [ number | ? ]
SET HISTORYWINDOW SHW [ number | ? ]
SET SCOPEPROC SSP { proc-spec | proc-num | * | ? }
SET SCOPESOURCE SSS { filename | file-number | ? }
SET SORT ST { ALPHA | A | LOC | L | NONE | N |
? }