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CHAPTER 15: LIBRARIAN
15.5.3 Listing Registered Modules
To view a list of the object files registered in a library, execute the lib33 using the following startup command:
lib33 -l <Library file name>
Example: c:\cc33\lib33 -l string.lib
All object file names included in the specified library are listed in the order they are stored. This list is displayed
on (output to) a standard output device (stdout). If the -e option is specified, the list is also output to the
"lib33.err".
When executing this command in the wb33, choose <Library file name> from the file list box of the execution
window and check the [list] button to execute the command.
15.5.4 Deleting Modules from a Library
The library modules that have become unnecessary can be deleted from the library file.
lib33 -d <Library file name> <Object file name> ... <Object file name>
Example: c:\cc33\lib33 -d test.lib test1.o test2.o
If multiple object files with the same name are registered in the specified library, all of them are deleted.
When executing this command in the wb33, choose <Library file name> from the file list box of the execution
window and input the <Object file name> that you want deleted in the text box below the [del] button of the
[other options] window (extension ".o" is unnecessary). Only one object file name can be specified in this text
box at a time. If you want to delete multiple object files, execute the lib33 as many times as the number of files to
be deleted or input all these file names from the command line.
When you check the [del] button to execute the command, the specified object file is deleted from the library.
15.5.5 Restoring Object Files
The modules registered in a library can be restored to the original srf33 format relocatable object files. To restore
modules to the original object file, execute the following startup command.
lib33 -x <Library file name> <Object file name> ... <Object file name>
Example: c:\cc33\lib33 -x test.lib test1.o test2.o
If the command is executed without specifying <Object file name>, all modules in the library are restored to the
original object files. Even when modules in a library are restored in this way, the contents of the library file
remain intact. If multiple modules with the specified name are registered in the library file, the last module
registered is restored.
When executing this command in the wb33, choose <Library file name> from the file list box of the execution
window and input the <Object file name> that you want restored in the text box on the right side of the [extract
all] button of the [other options] window (extension ".o" is unnecessary). Only one object file name can be
specified in this text box at a time. If you want to restore multiple object files, execute the lib33 as many times as
the number of files to be restored or input all these file names from the command line.
When you check the [extract] button to execute the command, the specified object file is restored.
If you want to restore all the modules, check the [extract all] button to execute the command.
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The files list in string.lib
strerror.o
strcat.o
strchr.o
memset.o
strtok.o
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