Linkage Kit Manual V6-00 - Fujitsu

CHAPTER 2 OPTIONS
2.5 Example of Specifying Command Lines
The three types of examples when specifying command lines are listed and described
as follows.
■ Example of Specifying Command Lines
[Example 1]
flnk911s
flnk911s file1.obj file2.obj -g -a -help
When only the command name is specified or details of options are unclear, the simple help message is
displayed by specifying the -help option.
[Example 2]
flibs sys.lib -m sys.mp2 ... *1
flibs -m sys.mp2 sys.lib ... *2
Since the position of options is not fixed, options can be freely written on command line. Options in both
examples *1 and *2 are valid and have the same meaning.
[Example 3]
flnk911s *.obj -g -o sample.abs
flnk911s ’*.obj’ -g -o sample.abs
Wild card is used to specify two or more input file names in this example.
Note:
In the UNIX System OS, there are cases where a wild card coded by the command line is expanded
by the shell which can cause unexpected result (option specified).
In order to avoid this situation, use single quotation marks to enclose when specifying options
including wild cards on UNIX System OS.
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