Response File Example

FUN TEXT TABLE CARE
/DEBUG /MAP
FUNLIST
GRAF.LIB

If the text file above were named FUN.LNK, the following command would use this file as a response file:

LINK386 @FUN.LNK

This would cause LINK386 to do the following:

• Link the four object modules FUN, TEXT, TABLE, and CARE into an executable file named FUN.EXE

• Generate the map file FUNLIST.MAP

• Generate Debugging information

• Include public symbols and addresses in the map file

• Link any needed routines from the library file GRAF.LIB

The response file in the following example instructs LINK386 to generate an executable file, called FUN.EXE, from four object modules, FUN, SUN, RUN, and GAMES.

If you specify the file name, FUNLIST, LINK386 will generate a map file named FUNLIST.MAP. Adding the /MAP option will cause LINK386 to include the public symbols of the application in the map file.

fun+sun+run+game /mapfun.exe
funlist
;