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─────BIND Command-Line Syntax───────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     BIND infile [implibs] [linklibs] [options]
 
     The <infile> field is required; all others are optional. Options
     must be entered last.
 
     <infile>     The name of the OS/2 program to be bound. BIND
                  looks in the current directory unless you specify
                  a complete path name. If you provide no extension,
                  .EXE is assumed.
 
     <implibs>    The names of one or more import libraries. Use this
                  field if your program calls functions imported using
                  import libraries.
                  See: ◄Linking for OS/2 and Windows► in LINK Help
 
                  You can specify the file APILMR.OBJ, which provides a
                  64K default data segment when running in real mode.
                  See: ◄Specifying APILMR.OBJ►
 
     <linklibs>   The names of one or more libraries and object
                  files. Use this field to supply object code needed
                  to resolve dynamic-link calls. Separate file names
                  with spaces.
 
                  BIND automatically searches for API.LIB and OS2.LIB.
                  If you want additional libraries, be sure to specify
                  the full path name.
                  See: ◄Specifying API.LIB and OS2.LIB►
 
     <options>    See: ◄Bind Options►
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