cbllink Options

The cbllink options affect the link process.

Separate options with a comma or spaces.

-d
Creates a .dll file. A .def file is also created and used when creating the .dll file.
-f[option]
Links your program with the shared run-time system using an import library.
-g
Specifies that the application is graphical.
-isymbol
Specifies that the function or entry-point symbol should be included in the executable file.
-k
Prevents temporary files created by cbllink from being deleted.
-l
Create a linker .map output file.
-mname
Specifies the main program. name specifies which entry point should be treated as the main entry point. This option should not be used when creating dynamic link libraries.
-oname
Specifies an output filename. name specifies the name of the executable module or dynamic link library to be created.
-roption[v]
Links your program with the shared run-time system using dynamic binding.
-s
Prevents system modules, such as Adis, Adisinit, Adiskey, Adisdyna, and Mffh from being linked into the executable.
-udir_file
Specifies that the Compiler directives contained in the file dir_file be used during compilation.
-v
Enables verbose details to be displayed.
-w
Enables you to pass information to the system linker or the C compiler.
-xsymbol
Specifies that the function or entry-point symbol should be excluded from the executable file.
-y
Specifies that the application is to be built so that it can also run on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

Parent topic: Linking from the Command Line

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