Microsoft equivalent of ld --relocatable (link into new, relocatable object file)
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GNU ld
has an option -r
/ --relocatable
to link a number of object files into a new object file. Do the Microsoft tools have a similar feature, either in link
, in cl
or in some other tool?
I do not want to create an archive (because this file will be passed to a different linker which does not support archives). I also do not want to create a DLL.
visual-studio linker object-files cl
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GNU ld
has an option -r
/ --relocatable
to link a number of object files into a new object file. Do the Microsoft tools have a similar feature, either in link
, in cl
or in some other tool?
I do not want to create an archive (because this file will be passed to a different linker which does not support archives). I also do not want to create a DLL.
visual-studio linker object-files cl
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GNU ld
has an option -r
/ --relocatable
to link a number of object files into a new object file. Do the Microsoft tools have a similar feature, either in link
, in cl
or in some other tool?
I do not want to create an archive (because this file will be passed to a different linker which does not support archives). I also do not want to create a DLL.
visual-studio linker object-files cl
GNU ld
has an option -r
/ --relocatable
to link a number of object files into a new object file. Do the Microsoft tools have a similar feature, either in link
, in cl
or in some other tool?
I do not want to create an archive (because this file will be passed to a different linker which does not support archives). I also do not want to create a DLL.
visual-studio linker object-files cl
visual-studio linker object-files cl
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