nld Manual

nld Options
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-strip
-strip
Removes symbol information used for linking and symbolic debugging from an existing
loadfile.
filename
is the name or (in the Guardian environment) the map DEFINE of the object file to
strip.
A file stripped of all symbol information cannot be symbolically debugged with Inspect
or linked again by nld.
You can use -strip only on an existing loadfile. To strip all symbol information when
creating a loadfile, use -s on page 3-12. You can strip only the symbol information used
for symbolic debugging with the -x on page 3-17.
You cannot specify any other options or object file names with the -strip option. The
resulting file has the same nld timestamp as before.
-ul
Creates a TNS/R native user library.
Use -ul when linking files together to create a TNS/R native user library. Use -libname
on page 3-9 to associate a TNS/R native user library with a TNS/R native user
program. See Linking User Libraries on page 2-12 for more details.
-verbose
Causes nld to write warning and informational messages to its output listing.
-noverbose on page 3-10 prevents nld from writing warning and informational
messages to its output listing. The default for the OSS and PC versions of nld is
-noverbose. The default for the Guardian version of nld is -noverbose.
-strip filename
-ul
-verbose