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  1. [LANGUAGE english; PARENT index; PAGE 11]
  2. [C;6;B]        Keywords
  3. [J;1;N]
  4.   All keywords actually available in lk are listed below. Click \
  5. on any of them to receive the corresponding informations. For \
  6. more generic informations about keywords see also:
  7. [C;3; LINK command]    Command Line
  8. [J;1]
  9.   A very large amount of keywords is available. For this reason \
  10. I propose two kind of listes. One with all commandes defined in \
  11. alphabetical order and one list for each type I could think of. \
  12. Click on the following to reach one of those listes:
  13. [L;3]
  14. [GOTO alphabetical]        Complete alphabetical list
  15.  
  16. [GOTO amigalibrary]        Amiga libraries (shared)
  17. [GOTO automation]        Automation
  18. [GOTO compatibility]        Compatibility
  19. [GOTO copyright]        Copyright
  20. [GOTO debug]            Debug
  21. [GOTO dice]            DICE flags
  22. [GOTO error]            Error
  23. [GOTO fd]            File description
  24. [GOTO type]            File type
  25. [GOTO help]            Help
  26. [GOTO hunk]            Hunk attributes
  27. [GOTO map]            Map
  28. [GOTO memory]            Memory (at link time)
  29. [GOTO library]            Object library
  30. [GOTO overlay]            Overlays
  31. [GOTO paths]            Paths
  32. [GOTO quickdos]            QuickDOS
  33. [GOTO rom]            ROM
  34. [GOTO sizes]            Sizes
  35. [GOTO workbench]        Workbench
  36. [J;1]
  37. [LABEL syntax]  In the following documentation a special syntax has been used \
  38. to indicate different ways to use arguments. For this purpose \
  39. specific characters are used, those characters will never \
  40. appear in the final command line. On the top of that, the \
  41. upper case words are reserved (they cannot be used as a \
  42. file name for instance) and the lower case words represent the \
  43. words that you have to replace with the correct name. The used \
  44. characters are:
  45. [INDENT 9]
  46. <>       Angle brackets enclose arguments that must \
  47. be provided. For instance, <filename> \
  48. means that you must enter the appropriate \
  49. filename in that position. Unless square \
  50. brackets surround the argument (see below), \
  51. the argument is required. lk will not work \
  52. as you want unless it is specified. Note that \
  53. only arguments of commands are necessary, a \
  54. command is never necessary.
  55.  
  56. [[]       Square brackets enclose arguments and \
  57. keywords that are optional. They will be \
  58. accepted by the command but are not required.
  59.  
  60. ...      Three points means that the previous option \
  61. can be repeated any number of times.
  62.  
  63. or       The keyword 'or' is used to separate commands or \
  64. options of which you can choose only one.
  65. [INDENT]
  66.   In the following list a star (*) shows the startup state \
  67. (Instructions set by default.)
  68.  
  69. [LABEL alphabetical]    Keywords:
  70. [L;3][LINK addrall]          ADDRALL
  71. [LINK address]              ADDRESS
  72. [LINK addsym]              ADDSYM
  73. [LINK alv]              ALV (ALVS)
  74. [LINK amigalibrary]          AMIGALIBRARY
  75. [LINK anyrelative]          ANYRELATIVE
  76. [LINK askundef]              ASKUNDEF
  77. [LINK attributes]          ATTRIBUTES (ATTR)
  78. [LINK autochip]              AUTOCHIP
  79. [LINK autofast]              AUTOFAST
  80. [LINK autofd]              AUTOFD
  81. [LINK autolibrary]          AUTOLIBRARY (AUTOLIB)
  82. [1;R]        (AUTOLIBRARY is set with DICE)
  83. [L;3][LINK autooverlay]          AUTOOVERLAY
  84. [LINK autorun]              AUTORUN
  85. [LINK autorun]              BACKGROUND
  86. [LINK block]            * BLOCKHUNK (BH)
  87. [LINK block]              BLOCKUNIT (BU)
  88. [1;R]        (BLOCKUNIT is set with DICE or SLINK)
  89. [3;L][LINK break]          BREAK
  90. [LINK calm]            * CALM
  91. [LINK caseinsensitive]          CASEINSENSITIVE (CI)
  92. [LINK cc]              CC
  93. [1;R]        (CC is set with DICE or SLINK)
  94. [3;L][LINK chip]          CHIP
  95. [LINK advisory]              CLEARADVISORY
  96. [LINK xhunk]              CLEARXCODE (CXC)
  97. [LINK xhunk]              CLEARXDATA (CXD)
  98. [LINK tobss]              CODE2BSS
  99. [LINK color]              COLOR
  100. [LINK copyright]          COPYRIGHT (CR)
  101. [LINK createdebug]          CREATEDEBUG (CD)
  102. [LINK createlibrary]          CREATELIBRARY (CL)
  103. [LINK createsymbol]          CREATESYMBOL (CS)
  104. [LINK tobss]              DATA2BSS (D2B)
  105. [LINK default]            * DEFAULT
  106. [LINK deficon]              DEFICON
  107. [LINK define]              DEFINE (DEF)
  108. [LINK dice]              DICE
  109. [LINK echo]              ECHO
  110. [LINK overlay]              END (#)
  111. [LINK errorfile]          ERRORFILE
  112. [LINK fancy]            * FANCY
  113. [LINK fast]              FAST
  114. [LINK fd]              FD (Offsets definition)
  115. [LINK fdflg]              FDHEADER
  116. [LINK fdflg]              FDINCLUDE
  117. [LINK fdlib]              FDLIB (Function definition)
  118. [LINK fdflg]              FDOBJECT
  119. [LINK fdflg]              FDPASCAL
  120. [LINK paths]              FDPATH
  121. [LINK fdflg]              FDQUICK
  122. [LINK fdflg]              FDSMALL
  123. [LINK filename]              <filename>
  124. [LINK for]              FOR
  125. [LINK frag]              FRAGBSS
  126. [LINK frag]              FRAGCODE
  127. [LINK frag]              FRAGDATA
  128. [LINK from]              FROM
  129. [LINK width]              FWIDTH
  130. [LINK height]              HEIGHT
  131. [LINK hlp]              HELP (??)
  132. [LINK hunk]              HUNK
  133. [LINK advisory]            * HUNKADVISORY
  134. [LINK hunkcaseinsensitive]      HUNKCASEINSENSITIVE (HCI)
  135. [LINK hunkmemory]          HUNKMEMORY
  136. [LINK width]              HWIDTH
  137. [LINK icon]              ICON
  138. [LINK paths]              ICONSPATH
  139. [LINK icon]              INFO
  140. [LINK keeparc]              KEEPARC
  141. [LINK keepdebug]          KEEPDEBUG
  142. [LINK xhunk]              KEEPXDATA
  143. [LINK advisory]              LEFTADVISORY (LA)
  144. [LINK libfd]              LIBFD (To save function definition)
  145. [LINK copyright]          LIBID
  146. [LINK paths]              LIBPATH
  147. [LINK libprefix]          LIBPREFIX
  148. [LINK priority]              LIBPRIORITY
  149. [LINK library]              LIBRARY (LIB)
  150. [LINK version]              LIBREVISION
  151. [LINK version]              LIBVERSION
  152. [LINK list]              LIST
  153. [LINK makerelative]          MAKERELATIVE (MR)
  154. [LINK map]              MAP
  155. [LINK margin]              MARGIN
  156. [LINK maxref]              MAXREF
  157. [LINK newobjects]          NEWOBJECTS
  158. [LINK noalv]            * NOALV (NOALVS)
  159. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOBSSDEBUG (NBD)
  160. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOCODEDEBUG (NCD)
  161. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NODATADEBUG (NDD)
  162. [LINK nodataoverlaid]          NODATAOVERLAID (NDO)
  163. [LINK nodebug]              NODEBUG (ND)
  164. [LINK noemptyhunk]          NOEMPTYHUNK (NEH)
  165. [LINK noexe]              NOEXE
  166. [LINK noicon]            * NOICON (NOICONS)
  167. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOLIBDEBUG (NLD)
  168. [LINK nolocalsymbol]          NOLOCALSYMBOL (NLS)
  169. [LINK nomultiple]          NOMULTIPLE (NM)
  170. [LINK nooverflow32]          NOOVERFLOW32
  171. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOOVLDEBUG (NOD)
  172. [LINK nopath]              NOPATH
  173. [LINK norm]            * NORM
  174. [LINK norm]            * NORMBSS
  175. [LINK norm]            * NORMCODE
  176. [LINK norm]            * NORMDATA
  177. [LINK norm]              NORMHUNK
  178. [LINK norm]            * NORMUNIT
  179. [LINK nosymbol]              NOSYMBOL (NS)
  180. [3;L][LINK nowarning]          NOWARNING (NW)
  181. [LINK object]              OBJECT (OBJ)
  182. [LINK paths]              OBJPATH
  183. [LINK odd]              ODD
  184. [LINK offset]              OFFSET
  185. [LINK onedata]              ONEDATA (OD)
  186. [LINK order]              ORDER
  187. [LINK overlay]              OVERLAY ... END
  188. [LINK overlayobject]          OVERLAYOBJECT (OO)
  189. [LINK overlayobject]          OVLYMRG
  190. [LINK plain]              PLAIN
  191. [LINK createlibrary]          PRELINK (CL)
  192. [LINK priority]              PRIORITY (PRI)
  193. [LINK prompt]              PROMPT
  194. [LINK public]              PUBLIC
  195. [LINK pure]              PURE
  196. [LINK width]              PWIDTH
  197. [LINK qddiscard]          QDDISCARD
  198. [LINK qdlist]              QDLIST
  199. [LINK qdprepare]          QDPREPARE
  200. [LINK qdremove]              QDREMOVE
  201. [LINK qdstart]            * QDSTART
  202. [LINK qdstop]              QDSTOP
  203. [LINK quickfatal]          QUICKFATAL (QF)
  204. [LINK quiet]              QUIET
  205. [LINK shortv37]              READSRV37
  206. [LINK reloc]              RELOC
  207. [LINK from]              ROOT (À partir de)
  208. [LINK advisory]              SETADVISORY
  209. [LINK setlkpri]              SETLKPRI
  210. [LINK shortreloc]          SHORTRELOC (SR)
  211. [LINK shortreloc]          SHORTRELOCOVERLAY (SRO)
  212. [LINK single]              SINGLE
  213. [LINK single]              SINGLEBSS (SGB)
  214. [LINK single]              SINGLECODE (SGC)
  215. [LINK single]              SINGLEDATA (SGD)
  216. [LINK single]              SINGLEHUNK
  217. [LINK single]              SINGLEUNIT (SGU)
  218. [LINK slink]              SLINK
  219. [LINK small]              SMALL
  220. [LINK small]              SMALLBSS (SB)
  221. [LINK small]              SMALLCODE (SC)
  222. [LINK small]              SMALLDATA (SD)
  223. [LINK small]              SMALLHUNK
  224. [LINK small]              SMALLUNIT (SU)
  225. [LINK sort]              SORT
  226. [LINK stacksize]          STACKSIZE
  227. [LINK startup]              STARTUP
  228. [LINK stripdebug]          STRIPDEBUG (STRIP)
  229. [LINK swapfh]              SWAPFH
  230. [LINK width]              SWIDTH
  231. [LINK symbol]              SYMBOL
  232. [LINK define]              <symbols>
  233. [LINK time]              TIME
  234. [LINK to]              TO
  235. [LINK unsnapshot]          UNSNAPSHOT
  236. [LINK uselastdefine]          USELASTDEFINE (ULD)
  237. [LINK validnop]              VALIDNOP
  238. [LINK verbose]              VERBOSE
  239. [LINK errorfile]          VERIFY (VER)
  240. [LINK version]              VERSION
  241. [LINK warning]              WARNING
  242. [LINK warninglevel]          WARNINGLEVEL (WL)
  243. [LINK warundef]              WARUNDEF
  244. [LINK width]              WIDTH
  245. [LINK with]              WITH
  246. [LINK paths]              WITHPATH
  247. [LINK shortv37]              WRITESRV37
  248. [LINK xhunk]              XCODE (XC)
  249. [LINK xhunk]              XDATA (XD)
  250. [LINK xref]              XREF
  251. [LINK xhunk]              XRELATIVEDATA (XRD)
  252.  
  253. [1;LABEL amigalibrary]    Amiga libraries (shared):
  254. [3]
  255. [LINK amigalibrary]          AMIGALIBRARY (AL)
  256. [LINK libfd]              LIBFD
  257. [LINK copyright]          LIBID
  258. [LINK libprefix]          LIBPREFIX
  259. [LINK priority]              LIBPRIORITY
  260. [LINK version]              LIBREVISION
  261. [LINK version]              LIBVERSION
  262.  
  263. [1;LABEL automation]    Automation:
  264. [3]
  265. [LINK amigalibrary]          AMIGALIBRARY (For 'library.o')
  266. [LINK autochip]              AUTOCHIP
  267. [LINK autofast]              AUTOFAST
  268. [LINK autofd]              AUTOFD
  269. [LINK autorun]              AUTORUN (For 'autorun.o')
  270. [LINK autolibrary]          AUTOLIBRARY (AUTOLIB)
  271. [LINK autooverlay]          AUTOOVERLAY
  272. [LINK autorun]              BACKGROUND
  273. [LINK keeparc]              KEEPARC
  274. [LINK pure]              PURE
  275. [LINK priority]              PRIORITY (PRI) (For 'priority.o')
  276. [LINK overlay]              OVERLAY (For 'overlay.o')
  277. [LINK stacksize]          STACKSIZE (For 'stacksize.o')
  278.  
  279. [1;LABEL compatibility]    Compatibility:
  280. [3]
  281. [LINK autolibrary]          AUTOLIBRARY (AUTOLIB)
  282. [LINK block]            * BLOCKHUNK (BH)
  283. [LINK block]              BLOCKUNIT (BU)
  284. [LINK caseinsensitive]          CASEINSENSITIVE (CI)
  285. [LINK cc]              CC
  286. [LINK dice]              DICE
  287. [LINK hunkcaseinsensitive]      HUNKCASEINSENSITIVE (HCI)
  288. [LINK newobjects]          NEWOBJECTS
  289. [LINK noemptyhunk]          NOEMPTYHUNK
  290. [LINK odd]              ODD
  291. [LINK offset]              OFFSET
  292. [LINK shortv37]              READSRV37
  293. [LINK slink]              SLINK
  294. [LINK sort]              SORT
  295. [LINK startup]              STARTUP
  296. [LINK uselastdefine]          USELASTDEFINE (ULD)
  297. [LINK xhunk]              XRELATIVEDATA (XRD)
  298. [LINK shortv37]              WRITESRV37
  299.  
  300. [1;LABEL copyright]    Copyright:
  301. [3]
  302. [LINK copyright]          COPYRIGHT (CR)
  303. [LINK copyright]          LIBID
  304. [LINK version]              LIBREVISION
  305. [LINK version]              LIBVERSION
  306. [LINK time]              TIME
  307. [LINK to]              TO (Use to define the file name)
  308. [LINK version]              VERSION
  309.  
  310. [1;LABEL debug]    Debug:
  311. [3]
  312. [LINK addsym]              ADDSYM
  313. [LINK createdebug]          CREATEDEBUG (CD)
  314. [LINK createsymbol]          CREATESYMBOL (CS)
  315. [LINK advisory]              CLEARADVISORY
  316. [LINK advisory]            * HUNKADVISORY
  317. [LINK keepdebug]          KEEPDEBUG (KD)
  318. [LINK advisory]              LEFTADVISORY (LA)
  319. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOBSSDEBUG (NBD)
  320. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOCODEDEBUG (NCD)
  321. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NODATADEBUG (NDD)
  322. [LINK nodebug]              NODEBUG (ND)
  323. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOLIBDEBUG (NLD)
  324. [LINK nospecialdebug]          NOOVLDEBUG (NOD)
  325. [LINK nosymbol]              NOSYMBOL (NS)
  326. [LINK nolocalsymbol]          NOLOCALSYMBOL (NLS)
  327. [LINK advisory]              SETADVISORY
  328. [LINK stripdebug]          STRIPDEBUG (STRIP)
  329.  
  330. [1;LABEL dice]    DICE flags:
  331. [L;3][LINK chip]          -chip
  332. [LINK frag]              -frag
  333. [LINK hlp]              -help (-h/??/?)
  334. [LINK library]              -l
  335. [LINK addrall]              -ma
  336. [LINK addrall]              -mw
  337. [LINK to]              -o
  338. [LINK prompt]              -p
  339. [LINK pure]              -r
  340. [LINK createsymbol]          -s
  341. [LINK overlay]              # (END)
  342.  
  343. [1;LABEL error]    Error:
  344. [3]
  345. [LINK alv]              ALV (ALVS) (Suppress a lot of errors)
  346. [LINK askundef]              ASKUNDEF
  347. [LINK break]              BREAK
  348. [LINK calm]            * CALM
  349. [LINK color]              COLOR
  350. [LINK define]              DEFINE (DEF) (Give equivalence)
  351. [LINK errorfile]          ERRORFILE
  352. [LINK maxref]              MAXREF
  353. [LINK nomultiple]          NOMULTIPLE (NM)
  354. [LINK nooverflow32]          NOOVERFLOW32
  355. [LINK nowarning]          NOWARNING (NW)
  356. [LINK odd]              ODD
  357. [LINK quickfatal]          QUICKFATAL (QF)
  358. [LINK quiet]              QUIET
  359. [LINK errorfile]          VERIFY (VER)
  360. [LINK warning]              WARNING
  361. [LINK warninglevel]          WARNINGLEVEL (WL)
  362. [LINK warundef]              WARUNDEF
  363.  
  364. [1;LABEL fd]    File description:
  365. [3]
  366. [LINK fd]              FD
  367. [LINK fdflg]              FDHEADER
  368. [LINK fdflg]              FDINCLUDE
  369. [LINK fdlib]              FDLIB
  370. [LINK fdflg]              FDOBJECT
  371. [LINK fdflg]              FDPASCAL
  372. [LINK fdflg]              FDQUICK
  373. [LINK fdflg]              FDSMALL
  374.  
  375. [1;LABEL type]    File type:
  376. [3]
  377. [LINK overlay]              END
  378. [LINK fd]              FD
  379. [LINK fdlib]              FDLIB
  380. [LINK from]              FROM/ROOT
  381. [LINK keeparc]              KEEPARC
  382. [LINK library]              LIBRARY
  383. [LINK noexe]              NOEXE
  384. [LINK overlay]              OVERLAY
  385. [LINK object]              OBJECT (OBJ)
  386. [LINK order]              ORDER
  387. [LINK with]              WITH
  388.  
  389. [1;LABEL help]    Help:
  390. [3]
  391. [LINK echo]              ECHO
  392. [LINK help]              HELP (??)
  393. [LINK list]              LIST
  394. [LINK prompt]              PROMPT
  395. [LINK verbose]              VERBOSE
  396.  
  397. [1;LABEL hunk]    Hunk attributes:
  398. [3]
  399. [LINK attributes]          ATTRIBUTES (ATTR)
  400. [LINK chip]              CHIP
  401. [LINK default]            * DEFAULT
  402. [LINK fast]              FAST
  403. [LINK hunkcaseinsensitive]      HUNKCASEINSENSITIVE (HCI)
  404. [LINK hunkmemory]          HUNKMEMORY
  405. [LINK public]              PUBLIC
  406.  
  407. [1;LABEL map]    Map:
  408. [3]
  409. [LINK fancy]            * FANCY
  410. [LINK width]              FWIDTH
  411. [LINK height]              HEIGHT
  412. [LINK width]              HWIDTH
  413. [LINK map]              MAP
  414. [LINK margin]              MARGIN
  415. [LINK plain]              PLAIN
  416. [LINK width]              PWIDTH
  417. [LINK swapfh]              SWAPFH
  418. [LINK width]              SWIDTH
  419. [LINK width]              WIDTH
  420. [LINK xref]              XREF
  421.  
  422. [1;LABEL memory]    Memory (at link time):
  423. [3]
  424. [LINK hunk]              HUNK
  425. [LINK qdstop]              QDSTOP
  426. [LINK reloc]              RELOC
  427. [LINK symbol]              SYMBOL
  428. [LINK setlkpri]              SETLKPRI
  429.  
  430. [1;LABEL library]    Object library:
  431. [3]
  432. [LINK createlibrary]          CREATELIBRARY (CL)
  433. [LINK for]              FOR
  434. [LINK createlibrary]          PRELINK
  435. [LINK small]              SMALLUNIT
  436. [LINK single]              SINGLEUNIT
  437.  
  438. [1;LABEL overlay]    Overlays:
  439. [3]
  440. [LINK overlay]              END
  441. [LINK nodataoverlaid]          NODATAOVERLAID (NDO)
  442. [LINK overlayobject]          OVERLAYOBJECT
  443. [LINK overlayobject]          OVLYMRG
  444. [LINK overlay]              OVERLAY
  445. [LINK shortreloc]          SHORTRELOCOVERLAY
  446.  
  447. [1;LABEL paths]    Paths:
  448. [2]
  449. [LINK paths]              FDPATH
  450. [LINK paths]              ICONPATH
  451. [LINK paths]              LIBPATH
  452. [LINK nopath]              NOPATH
  453. [LINK paths]              OBJPATH
  454. [LINK paths]              WITHPATH
  455.  
  456. [1;LABEL quickdos]    QuickDOS:
  457. [3]
  458. [LINK qddiscard]          QDDISCARD
  459. [LINK qdlist]              QDLIST
  460. [LINK qdprepare]          QDPREPARE
  461. [LINK qdremove]              QDREMOVE
  462. [LINK qdstart]            * QDSTART
  463. [LINK qdstop]              QDSTOP
  464.  
  465. [1;LABEL rom]    ROM:
  466. [3]
  467. [LINK addrall]              ADDRALL
  468. [LINK address]              ADDRESS
  469. [LINK single]              SINGLEHUNK
  470. [LINK small]              SMALLHUNK
  471. [LINK onedata]              ONEDATA (OD)
  472.  
  473. [1;LABEL sizes]    Sizes:
  474. [3]
  475. [LINK alv]              ALV (ALVS)
  476. [LINK anyrelative]          ANYRELATIVE
  477. [LINK xhunk]              CLEAREDXCODE
  478. [LINK xhunk]              CLEAREDXDATA
  479. [LINK tobss]              CODE2BSS
  480. [LINK tobss]              DATA2BSS (D2B)
  481. [LINK frag]              FRAGBSS
  482. [LINK frag]              FRAGCODE
  483. [LINK frag]              FRAGDATA
  484. [LINK xhunk]              KEEPXDATA
  485. [LINK makerelative]          MAKERELATIVE
  486. [LINK noalv]            * NOALV (NOALVS)
  487. [LINK noemptyhunk]          NOEMPTYHUNK
  488. [LINK norm]            * NORM
  489. [LINK norm]            * NORMBSS
  490. [LINK norm]            * NORMCODE
  491. [LINK norm]            * NORMDATA
  492. [LINK norm]              NORMHUNK
  493. [LINK norm]            * NORMUNIT
  494. [LINK onedata]              ONEDATA (OD)
  495. [LINK shortreloc]          SHORTRELOC
  496. [LINK shortreloc]          SHORTRELOCOVERLAY
  497. [LINK single]              SINGLE
  498. [LINK single]              SINGLEBSS (SGB)
  499. [LINK single]              SINGLECODE (SGC)
  500. [LINK single]              SINGLEDATA (SGD)
  501. [LINK single]              SINGLEHUNK
  502. [LINK single]              SINGLEUNIT (SGU)
  503. [LINK small]              SMALL
  504. [LINK small]              SMALLBSS (SB)
  505. [LINK small]              SMALLCODE (SC)
  506. [LINK small]              SMALLDATA (SD)
  507. [LINK small]              SMALLHUNK
  508. [LINK small]              SMALLUNIT (SU)
  509. [LINK validnop]              VALIDNOP
  510. [LINK xhunk]              XCODE (XC)
  511. [LINK xhunk]              XDATA (XD)
  512. [LINK xhunk]              XRELATIVEDATA (XRD)
  513.  
  514. [1;LABEL workbench]    Workbench:
  515. [3]
  516. [LINK deficon]              DEFICON
  517. [LINK icon]              ICON
  518. [LINK icon]              INFO
  519. [LINK noicon]            * NOICON (NOICONS)
  520. [LINK unsnapshot]          UNSNAPSHOT
  521.  
  522. [J;1]
  523.   The following keywords exists and then don't generate an \
  524. error, but they are unused:
  525. [INDENT 2; 2]  BUFSIZE, FASTER, FNDATAM, IGNORE, NEWOCV, NOOCVHNK.
  526.  
  527.   For those who used the NEWOCV option of Slink: lk© is a lot more \
  528. powerful while the flags returned by the user function are also \
  529. returned to the caller, and the function parameters might be \
  530. defined into the stack or in registers. And all this by default.
  531.