Windows NT 3.1 SDK - Revision history

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Add NMAKE which is noteworthy just for how bad it was

Neozeed: /* link32 */

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‎link32

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 07/24/1993  12:11 AM           389,632 C13232.EXE 07/24/1993  12:11 AM           616,448 C1XX3232.EXE 07/24/1993  12:11 AM           507,392 C23232.EXE 07/24/1993  12:11 A..."

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07/24/1993 12:11 AM 389,632 C13232.EXE
07/24/1993 12:11 AM 616,448 C1XX3232.EXE
07/24/1993 12:11 AM 507,392 C23232.EXE
07/24/1993 12:11 AM 25,600 CL.EXE
07/24/1993 12:11 AM 86,016 CL386.EXE
07/24/1993 12:11 AM 234,372 LINK32.EXE
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== cl ==
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Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 8.00.3190a
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corp 1984-1993. All rights reserved.

C COMPILER OPTIONS

-OPTIMIZATION-
/O1 minimize space /Op[-] improve floating-pt consistency
/O2 maximize speed /Os favor code space
/Oa assume no aliasing /Ot favor code speed
/Ob<n> inline expansion (default n=0) /Ow assume cross-function aliasing
/Od disable optimizations (default) /Ox maximum opts. (/Ogityb1 /Gs)
/Og enable global optimization /Oy[-] enable frame pointer omission
/Oi enable intrinsic functions
-CODE GENERATION-
/G3 optimize for 80386 /Ge enable stack checking calls
/G4 optimize for 80486 (default) /Gs[num] disable stack checking calls
/G5 optimize for Pentium /Gf enable string pooling
/Gd __cdecl calling convention /Gy separate functions for linker
/Gr __fastcall calling convention /Gh enable hook function call
/Gz __stdcall calling convention
-OUTPUT FILES-
/Fa[file] name assembly listing file /Fo<file> name object file
/FA[sc] configure assembly listing /Fp<file> name precompiled header file
/Fd[file] name .PDB file /Fr[file] name source browser file
/Fe<file> name executable file /FR[file] name extended .SBR file
/Fm[file] name map file
-PREPROCESSOR-
(press <return> to continue)
/C don't strip comments /FI<file> name forced include file
/D<name>{=|#}<text> define macro /U<name> remove predefined macro
/E preprocess to stdout /u remove all predefined macros
/EP preprocess to stdout, no #line /I<dir> add to include search path
/P preprocess to file /X ignore "standard places"
-LANGUAGE-
/vd{0|1} disable/enable vtordisp /Za disable extensions (implies /Op)
/vm<x> type of pointers to members /Ze enable extensions (default)
/Zi prepare for debugging (CodeView) /Zg generate function prototypes
/Z7 C7 style CodeView information /Zl omit default library name in .OBJ
/Zd line number information /Zs syntax check only
/Zp[n] pack structs on n-byte boundary
-MISCELLANEOUS-
/?, /help print this help message /w disable all warnings
/c compile only, no link /W<n> set warning level (default n=1)
/H<num> max external name length /WX treat warnings as errors
/J default char type is unsigned /Yc[file] create .PCH file
/nologo suppress copyright message /Yd put debug info in every .OBJ
/Tc<source file> compile file as .c /Yu[file] use .PCH file
/Tp<source file> compile file as .cpp /YX[file] automatic .PCH
/V<string> set version string /Zn turn off SBRPACK for .SBR files
-LINKING-
/MD link with MSVCRT.LIB /F<num> set stack size
/ML link with LIBC.LIB /LD Create .DLL
(press <return> to continue)
/MT link with LIBCMT.LIB /link [linker options and libraries]
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== link32 ==
<pre>

Microsoft(R) Windows NT Linker Version 2.42
(C) 1989-1992 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.

usage: LINK32 [switches] [objects] [libraries]

switches:

-ADJUST:#
-ALIGN:#
-BASE:{address|address,size|@filename,key}
-DEBUG:[mapped|notmapped,]{none|minimal|partial|full}
-DEBUGTYPE:{COFF|CV|BOTH}
-DLL
-ENTRY:symbol
-FIXED
-FORCE
-GPSIZE:#
-HEAP:reserve[,commit]
-IGNORE:warning#
-INCLUDE:symbol
-MACHINE:{i386|mips|alpha}
-MAP[:filename]
-ORDER:@filename
-OUT:filename
-ROM
-SECTION:name,[E][R][W][S]
-STACK:reserve[,commit]
-SUBSYSTEM:{native|windows|console|posix|os2}[,#[.#]]
-STUB:stub file name
-DECORATE
-VERBOSE
-VERSION:#[.#]

options:

-DUMP
-EDIT
-LIB
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-This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation.  As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then.  The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.1]] version.  The version of NMAKE was strangely old and incomplete; it did not support recursive macro evaluation, making it difficult to use for anything except the most trivial of cases.
+This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation. As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then. The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.1]] version. The version of NMAKE was strangely old and incomplete; it did not support recursive macro evaluation, making it difficult to use for anything except the most trivial of cases.
 == i386 ==
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 /QmipsG1  mips1 instruction set          /QmipsG2   mips2 instruction set
 /QmipsOb<value> basic block threshold
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        -LIB
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← Older revision		Revision as of 05:56, 25 July 2017
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−	This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation. As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then. The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.0]] version. The version of NMAKE was strangely old and incomplete; it did not support recursive macro evaluation, making it difficult to use for anything except the most trivial of cases.	+	{{Infobox Software
		+	\| name = Windows NT 3.1 SDK
		+	\| creator = Microsoft
		+	\| platform = Windows NT
		+	\| year introduced = 1993
		+	\| next version = [[Visual C++ 1.1]]
		+	}}
		+
		+	This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation. As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then. The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.1]] version. The version of NMAKE was strangely old and incomplete; it did not support recursive macro evaluation, making it difficult to use for anything except the most trivial of cases.

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-This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation.  As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then.  The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.0]] version.
+This came on a CD with a full copy of [[Windows NT 3.1]] workstation.  As far as I remember they gave these things away all over the place as promo items, as NT 3.1 was more of a freebie, then a sold product back then.  The SDK did include the command line compiler, but it felt far more clunky (esp regarding linking) then the [[Visual C++ 1.0]] version.  The version of NMAKE was strangely old and incomplete; it did not support recursive macro evaluation, making it difficult to use for anything except the most trivial of cases.
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 /24/1993  12:11 AM            86,016 CL386.EXE
 /24/1993  12:11 AM           234,372 LINK32.EXE
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        -EDIT
        -LIB
 </pre>

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        -LIB
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 <pre>
 Microsoft (R) 32-bit C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 8.00.3190a
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        -EDIT
        -LIB
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