Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.27+, H06.04+)

User Commands (m - o) nld(1)
• HEAP_MAX, MAINSTACK_MAX, PFS[SIZE], [PROCESS_]SUBTYPE,
and SPACE_GUARANTEE are numbers.
• FLOAT_LIB_OVERRULE, HIGHPIN, HIGHREQUESTER[S]|
HIGHREQUESTOR[S], INSPECT, RUNNAMED, and SAVEABEND are
either ON or OFF.
• LIBNAME is the Guardian filename of a library file, specified as described for
the -libname flag.
• SYSTYPE is either OSS or GUARDIAN.
The default values of run-time attributes are as follows:
• FLOAT_LIB_OVERRULE is OFF.
• FLOATTYPE is derived from the floating-point data type of the correspond-
ing input object files.
• HEAP_MAX is 0.
• HIGHPIN is ON.
• HIGHREQUESTER[S]|HIGHREQUESTOR[S]isON.
• INSPECT is ON.
• LIBNAME is none.
• MAINSTACK_MAX is 0.
• PFS[SIZE]is0.
• [PROCESS_]SUBTYPE is 0.
• RUNNAMED is OFF.
• SAVEABEND is OFF.
• SPACE_GUARANTEE is 0.
• SYSTYPE is OSS.
Refer to the nld and noft Manual for a description of each run-time attribute.
-stdin Reads the contents of the standard input file at the place in the command line where the
flag is specified.
-strip filename
Removes symbol information used for linking and symbolic debugging from an exist-
ing executable object file with the name filename.Afile stripped of all symbol infor-
mation cannot be symbolically debugged with the Inspect debugger or linked again by
nld.
You can use this flag only on an existing executable object file. To strip all symbol
information when creating an executable object file, use the -s flag. You can strip only
the symbol information used for symbolic debugging with the -x flag. You cannot
specify any other flags or object filenames with the -strip flag. The resulting file has the
same nld timestamp as before.
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