Linker options.
Target Type (16/32) - This selects the target for the generated file. When using the 16-bit linker this can be DOS, Windows and DPMI. The 32-bit version has the options Ignore, Windowing compatible (for console applications) and Uses API (for 32-bit windows applications).
Optimizations (16) - You can select one of these options to save space.
Map With Public Names (16/32) - Creates an extended map with all public declared symbols in it. The map file will have the same name as your executable (and extension map), unless you specify a name at the project options.
Map With Mangled Public Names (16/32) - Same as above, only with mangled names.
Map Plus Detailed Segment Map (16/32) - Extends the map with detailed segment information.
Map Plus Source Line Numbers (16) - Extends the map with source line information.
Initiate All Segments (16) - Includes all segments into the executable, even if they contain no data.
Inhibit Optimizing Far Calls To Near (16) - Inhibits optimizing far calls to near...
Full Symbolic Debug Information (16/32) - Includes debug information in the modules, enabling you to use a debugger.
32-Bit Processing (16) - Link 32-bit DOS modules.
Heap Reserve Size - Specifies the size of the heap.
Heap Commit Size - Specifies the commit size of the heap.
Base Image Address - Specifies an image base address for an application.
If this option is used, internal fixups are removed from the image, and the requested load address of the first
object is set to the hexadecimal number given with the option. All successive objects are aligned on 64K linear
address boundaries. This option makes applications smaller on disk, and improves both load-time and
run-time performance since the operating system no longer has to apply internal fixups. Because NT loads all .EXE
images at 64K, you're advised to link all .EXEs with /B:0x10000. (From the tlink.txt file located in the tasm/doc
map. (c) Borland of course)
Stack Reserve Size - Specifies the size of the heap.
Stack Commit Size - Specifies the commit size of the heap.