Linkage Kit Manual V6-00 - Fujitsu

CHAPTER 10 OPTIONS OF A LIBRARIAN
10.2.1 Adding (Registering) a Module (-a)
Use the -a option to create a new library file or to add a module to an existing library
file.
■ Adding (Registering) a Module (-a)
[Format]
-a < Object module file name > [ , … ]
[Parameter]
Object module file name that the assembler has output
[Description]
Specify a file name for the module to be registered in a library file.
If the file name has no extension specified, the ".obj" extension is assigned.
If an already registered module has the same name as the one to be registered, an error message is
output and the latter module is not registered.
If an external definition symbol with the same name exists, a module is not registered either.
To specify , you may use a wild card.
[Example 1]
flibs syslib.lib -a mod1.obj,mod2.obj,modx.obj
To register the object module files, mod1.obj, mod2.obj, and modx.obj in the library file, syslib.lib:
• If syslib.lib does not exist: Creating one
• If syslib.lib exists : Adding modules to it and re-registering it
[Example 2]
flibs syslib -a mod*.obj -a chksw
The object module files with the extension .obj and the first three characters as mod in the current directory
and chksw.obj are registered.
Note:
When using a wild card, you cannot specify separated with commas.
Specify them in multiple -a options as shown in the example above.
If a wild card is specified, you are not supplied with an extension. Be sure to specify an extension.
For information on the expansion of a wild card in a file name which depends on the OS, see
"APPENDIX G SPECIFICATION DIFFERENCES DEPENDING ON THE OS".
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