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─────/LINE Option───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Syntax:  /LI[NENUMBERS]
 
     The /LINE option adds line numbers and associated addresses from
     source files to the map file.
 
     If an object file contains no line-number information, /LINE has
     no effect. Use the /Zd or /Zi option with Microsoft compilers such
     as CL, FL, and ML to add line numbers to an object file.
 
     If you also want to add public symbols to the map file, use the
     /MAP option.
     See: ◄/MAP Option►
 
     The /LINE option forces LINK to create a map file even if you did
     not explicitly tell LINK to do so. By default, LINK gives the map
     file the same base name as the executable file and the extension
     .MAP. You can override the default name by specifying a new name
     in the <mapfile> field.
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