The very linker, here the same for 32 bit architectures, which completes the programme into an executable form.
The possible control parameters are ascertained by a call (without arguments) of:
ilink32.exewhere the English explanation reads the following:
Turbo Incremental Link Version 1.0 Copyright © 1997 Borland International
Syntax: ilink32 object_files, executable_file, map_file, library_files, definition_files, resource_files
@xxxx indicates use response (configuration) file xxxx
-m map file with publics -x no map -s detailed segment map -L specify library search paths -M map with omitted names -j specify object search paths -t show time spent during linking -v full symbolic debug information -Enn maximum number of errors -B:xxxx specify image base address -Hc:xxxx specify minimum application heap size -wxxx warning control -S:xxxx specify application stack reserve size -Txx specify output file type -Sc:xxxx specify minimum application stack size -Tpx = programme type -Af:nnnn specify file alignment (x: e=exe, d=dll) -Ao:nnnn specify object alignment -ax specify application type -C clear state before linking -ap text window application -Vd.d specify Windows version -aa graphics windows application
Whether in case of a translation of this programme into other languages also all option characters are to be translated, can be discussed.
The following call links an executable text window programme with joker possibility '*' for Unicode parameters:
ilink32.exe -ap -v -LD:\Borland\BC5\Lib c0x32w wmain.obj wildargs.obj,wmain.exe,,cw32mt.lib import32.lib,,
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