Linker options documentation online

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Chris Stankevitz

Is there online documentation for my version of link.exe (specifically,
command line options available)? If yes, where is it?

This is my version:
Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 7.1 69462-270-0000007-18536

I found online docs for newer versions. And spent about 10 minutes using
MSDN search and google, but couldn't find it :(

If I find it, I'll reply to this post.

Thanks for your help,

Chris
 
Chris Stankevitz said:
Is there online documentation for my version of link.exe (specifically,
command line options available)? If yes, where is it?

This is my version:
Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 7.1 69462-270-0000007-18536

I found online docs for newer versions. And spent about 10 minutes using
MSDN search and google, but couldn't find it :(

If I find it, I'll reply to this post.
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I don't know. Until you get a better reply, I'd suggest that you type

link /?

at the command line. That should enumerate the options that your linker
supports. Armed with the list you should be able to use the online docs to
get more info on each option. Of course, my plan will break down if the
meanings of the switches have changed over time. As far as I know, options
have come and gone but I don't think that they have been overloaded. Of
course, I could be wrong.

Regards,
Will
 
Is there online documentation for my version of link.exe (specifically,
command line options available)? If yes, where is it?

This is my version:
Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2003 7.1 69462-270-0000007-18536

I found online docs for newer versions. And spent about 10 minutes using
MSDN search and google, but couldn't find it :(
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These are the linker options for Visual Studio .NE
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...re/html/_core_linker_reference.asp?frame=true

Visual studio 2005 information is hosted on msdn2.microsoft.com instead of
msdn.microsoft.com
which contain this list of linker options.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/y0zzbyt4(VS.80).aspx

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Kind regards,
Bruno.
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Chris said:
I see, thank you. I didn't realize that MSVC 7.1 .net 2003 was just called
".NET". Somehow I thought there were multiple ".NET" versions.

Thanks,

Chris
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Chris:

VS2002 and VS2003 both used the .NET name, but for VS2005 MS came to
their senses and dropped it. But the seeds of confusion were well and
truly sown...

David Wilkinson
 
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