mdh@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Mark Hampton) (12/02/88)
I have a problem with LINK4. I'm using a "link file" (ie,
LINK$ @linkfile). At the moment, I have about 15 .OBJ files on the first
line (which specifies what the object files are). The linker aborts with
a fatal error, stating that the line is too long. I tried to break up
the line, and I placed a "\" on the end of the first line, hoping that
it would act like RC and take that as a continuation character. That
didn't work, though.
Has anyone have an idea on how to get around this problem? The only way
I can think of is to rename all of the .OBJ files to be a 1 character
file name.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Hampton
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------billc@mirror.TMC.COM (Bill Callahan) (12/02/88)
In article <19503@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU> mdh@beach.cis.ufl.edu () writes: >I have a problem with LINK4. I'm using a "link file" (ie, >LINK$ @linkfile). At the moment, I have about 15 .OBJ files on the first >line (which specifies what the object files are). The linker aborts with >a fatal error, stating that the line is too long. I tried to break up >the line, and I placed a "\" on the end of the first line, hoping that Close! The thing you need to put at the end of a line is a '+.' The '+' tells LINK4 that the next line will be a coninuation of the list of objects. Bill Callahan billc@mirror.TMC.COM {mit-eddie, pyramid, wjh12, xait, datacube}!mirror!billc Mirror Systems 2067 Massachusetts Ave. 617\661-0777 x149 Cambridge, MA 02140
fredei@microsoft.UUCP (Fred Einstein) (12/03/88)
Mark, Try a + instead of a \. Fred In article <19503@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>, mdh@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Mark Hampton) writes: > I have a problem with LINK4. I'm using a "link file" (ie, > LINK$ @linkfile). At the moment, I have about 15 .OBJ files on the first > line (which specifies what the object files are). The linker aborts with > a fatal error, stating that the line is too long. I tried to break up > the line, and I placed a "\" on the end of the first line, hoping that > it would act like RC and take that as a continuation character. That > didn't work, though.