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CHAPTER 3 COMMON OPTIONS 3.2.4 Specifying Version Number and Startup Message of Program (-V) -V option outputs the message during program startup. ■ Specifying Version Number and Startup Message of Program (-V) [Format] -V [Parameter] None [Description] -V option specifies to output the startup message. Note that the respective tools of the linkage kit do not output the startup message in default setting. Be sure to use this -V option to output the startup message. The startup message includes the program version number, copyright message, etc. Message is output to the standard output (stdout). [Example 1] flnk911s ccp903 If this option is not specified, the startup message is not displayed when starting execution of program. When a program is terminated, the OS prompt appears while waiting for the command input. [Example 2] f2ms ccp903 -V SOFTUNE FJ-OMF to S-FORMAT Converter <strong>V6</strong>0L02 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, COPYRIGHT (C) FUJITSU LIMITED 1992 LICENSED MATERIAL - PROGRAM PROPERTY OF FUJITSU LIMITED When starting execution of a program, a startup message (program name, version number, and copyright) is displayed. [Example 3] flibs -V When only the -V option is specified, a message including program name, version number, and copyright, is displayed and the program is terminated immediately. 34 PART I LINKAGE KIT
3.2 Details of Common Options 3.2.5 Suppression to Output Version Number and Startup Message of Program (-XV) -XV option disables the -V option. This prevents the startup message of a program from being output. ■ Suppression to Output Version Number and Startup Message of Program (-XV) [Format] -XV [Parameter] None [Description] Since the respective tools of the linkage kit do not output the startup message in default setting, specify the -V option to show the startup message. -XV option is set to disable the -V setting. [Example 1] flnk911s ccp903 flnk911s ccp903 -XV The startup message is not output when starting execution of program in default setting. The two options specified as above have the same meaning. [Example 2] f2ms -f lkit.opt ccp903 -XV When a program is being executed using option files, sometimes setting of an option file might need to be changed temporarily. When lkit.opt has -V option in it, contents of lkit.opt remain unchanged. However, -XV can be specified on the command line in order to cancel the -V option. PART I LINKAGE KIT 35
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