Thread: long input list for Turbo linker

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    long input list for Turbo linker

    i have got the following error when passing a long list of object files to turbo linker:
    this program cannot be executed!!

    can anybody tell me how can this problem be solved?
    and, is there any means to link object files incrementally?
    thnx in advance

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    Get a compiler that's not 10 to 15 years old or so?


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    Quote Originally Posted by AltCtrlDel
    i have got the following error when passing a long list of object files to turbo linker:
    this program cannot be executed!!
    Usually you can use a response file. List the options for the linker and you should see something like '@response file'. Put all the options and parameters into the response file and pass it on the command line, batch, or make.

    Quote Originally Posted by AltCtrlDel
    can anybody tell me how can this problem be solved? and, is there any means to link object files incrementally?
    thnx in advance
    I guess it depends on the version you have... why don't you use the free compiler instead of turbo C++? The free compiler has an incremental linker.

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