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Syntax: /NOD[EFAULTLIBRARYSEARCH][:libraryname]
The /NOD option tells LINK to ignore default libraries named in
object files. Specify <libraryname> to tell LINK to search all
libraries except <libraryname>. To tell LINK to ignore more than
one library, specify /NOD once for each library. To tell LINK to
ignore all default libraries, specify /NOD without <libraryname>.
Object files for high-level languages usually must be linked with
a run-time library to produce an executable file. If you use /NOD,
you must also use the <libraries> field to specify an alternate
library that resolves the external references in the object files.
If you compile a program using Microsoft C/C++ version 7.0 or
later and you specify /NOD, you must also specify OLDNAMES.LIB.
See: ◄<libraries> Field►
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