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 The CXXLINK facility is layered on top of the OpenVMS Linker utility.
 The CXXLINK command accepts the same parameters and qualifiers as the
 OpenVMS Linker utility. Refer to the online help for the OpenVMS
 Linker utility, HELP LINK, for more information.

Qualifiers                              

 Refer to the online help for the OpenVMS Linker utility, HELP LINK, for
 information. Additionally, the following qualifiers are accepted by the
 CXXLINK command:

  o  /[NO]EXPAND

  o  /[NO]LOG_FILE[=filename]

  o  /REPOSITORY=(writeable-repository[,readonly-repository,...])

  o  /[NO]TEMPLATE_PRELINK

  o  /VERSION

/EXPAND (D)
    /NOEXPAND

  Controls whether CXXLINK displays unresolved C++ symbols in their mangled
  or demangled form.  By default CXXLINK displays symbols in their demangled
  form.

/LOG_FILE[=filename]
    /NOLOG_FILE (D)

  Direct CXXLINK to display logging information, such as the actual
  link and compile commands used to invoke the OpenVMS Linker utility
  and the DEC C++ compiler.  If you specify a file name, CXXLINK writes
  the logging information to the file you specify. By default, the
  logging information is written to SYS$OUTPUT.

/REPOSITORY=(writeable-repository[,readonly-repository,...])

  Name the repository directories. The first item in the list is
  considered the writeable repository, and the remaining items (if any)
  are considered repositories that are read only.

  If you do not specify the /REPOSITORY qualifier, CXXLINK uses the
  default respository, SYS$DISK:[.CXX_REPOSITORY].

/TEMPLATE_PRELINK (D)
    /NOTEMPLATE_PRELINK

  Controls whether CXXLINK performs a partial link (no image output) to 
  determine whether any unresolved template symbols need to be added
  to the link command.  If you know that your program does not use
  templates, you can specify /NOTEMPLATE_PRELINK to bypass this partial 
  link and proceed directly to the final link.
/VERSION

  Direct CXXLINK to display its version identification and then exit. 

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