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TLink is the linker that comes with Borland C and their assembler TASM. The difference between TLink and TLink32 is that TLink32 creates ONLY Win32/PE (and DLL) files where as TLink creates Dos and Win16 files.
TLink is the linker that comes with Borland C and their assembler TASM. The difference between TLink and TLink32 is that TLink32 creates ONLY Win32/PE (and DLL) files where as TLink creates Dos and Win16 files.


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**Can't create flat binary images
**Can't create flat binary images
**Can't create shared libraries
**Can't create shared libraries

== See Also ==
=== External Links ===
* [ftp://ftp.kis.p.lodz.pl/pub/laboratoria/T.Koszmider/Bp/tasm/doc/tlink.txt TLINK.TXT]


[[Category:Linkers]]
[[Category:Linkers]]

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TLink is the linker that comes with Borland C and their assembler TASM. The difference between TLink and TLink32 is that TLink32 creates ONLY Win32/PE (and DLL) files where as TLink creates Dos and Win16 files.

  • Pros
    • Supports Win32/COFF and OMF/OBJ
    • Has support for libraries
    • Supports creating Win32/PE files and DLL's
    • Supports OMF/OBJ (and DWARF?) debugging information
  • Cons
    • Lacking in both input and output fileformats
    • Can't create flat binary images
    • Can't create shared libraries

See Also

External Links