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Hallo,
I'm using some C2000 tools in command line, on Windows 10.
If I call the linker without arguments, I get complete overview. It seems good, it starts like:
\ti-cgt-c2000_22.6.0.LTS\bin>lnk2000.exe TMS320C2000 Linker v22.6.0.LTS Copyright (c) 1996-2018 Texas Instruments Incorporated Usage: lnk2000.exe [-options] filename Use 'lnk2000.exe -h <option>' for more information on a particular option. Use 'lnk2000.exe -h <text>' to search options for information regarding <text>. ...
Encouraged by this description I try option "-h" and I get not a real answer:
\ti-cgt-c2000_22.6.0.LTS\bin>lnk2000.exe -h --map_file error: option --map_file is missing its parameter 'file'
Let's try "-h" only:
\ti-cgt-c2000_22.6.0.LTS\bin>lnk2000.exe -h fatal error: no input files
Why? The option "-h" is mentioned at the beginning of arguments list. The same argument "-h" works good for compiler cl2000.exe
Please correct the output of linker command line. I'd expect there most current, detailed description of accessible options.
Hello,
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Thanks
ki
Thank you for notifying us about this problem. I filed the issue EXT_EP-11009 to get it addressed. The likely result is that the paragraph in the help summary about -h gets removed.
The best way to get information, from the command line, about the linker is by using the compiler shell cl2000. It dumps out summary information about both the compiler and linker options. The -h feature of cl2000 works across both compiler and linker options.
Thanks and regards,
-George