nld and noft Manual

noft Utility
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Running the noft Utility in the OSS Environment
Running the noft Utility in the OSS
Environment
You can use the noft utility as an interactive or batch process, but noft is most often
used as an interactive process. To run the noft utility in the OSS environment, use the
following syntax:
option
is a noft flag and its parameters, if any. If you do not specify option, noft runs
as an interactive process.
When you run noft from the command line:
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Include the option FILE or F on page 5-15.
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Prefix each option with a hyphen (-); for example, -file.
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If an option includes an asterisk (*) or question mark (?) as a parameter, do
either of the following:
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Enclose the option and its parameters in quotation marks; for example:
noft -file sample "-listproc *"
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Enclose the entire sequence of options in quotation marks; for example
noft "-file sample -listproc *"
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Do not include the following options, which work only in an interactive session:
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! (Exclamation Point) on page 5-4
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FC on page 5-14
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Do not include the following, which are useful only in an interactive session:
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The option HISTORY or H on page 5-20
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The HISTORYBUFFER or HISTORYWINDOW parameter of the option SET
on page 5-42
(Options given in the command line are not stored in the history buffer.)
object-filename
specifies the target object file.
noft [ option ] ... object-filename [ i-o-redirection ]
Example 4-1. noft Command Line
noft -file sample.o -set scopesource sample.c "-listproc *"