-Output <name>
Name the linker's final output; often, this is the name of the image file.
If the output image type is AIF and any input object file contains high-level debugging data then -Debug is implied.
-LIST <file>
Re-direct the standard output stream to file. This is especially useful in conjunction with -MAP, -Xref and -Symbols -.
-ERRORS <file>
Re-direct the standard error stream to file (diagnostics will be filed there). This is especially useful under DOS.
Read a further list of input file names and linker options from file. There may be no more than 64 words on each line of a VIA file, and an option may not be split across more than one line. Conventionally, each file name and option is given on a separate line. There may be multiple -VIA options, and -VIA options may be nested.
-Verbose
Print messages indicating progress of the link operation. Giving the option twice makes it even more verbose (this may be abbreviated to -VV).
-MAP
Create a map of the base and size of each area in the output image. This option is most useful in conjunction with the -SHL and -OVerlay options. The map output is produced on the standard output stream (from where it can be re-directed to a file using the host's stream re-direction facilities or the -LIST option).
-Xref
List references between input areas (most useful with the -OVerlay option). The cross-reference list is produced on the standard output stream (from where it can be re-directed to a file using the host's stream re-direction facilities or the -LIST option).
-Symbols <file>
List each symbol used in the link step (including linker-generated symbols) and its value, to file. A file name of - (minus) names the standard output stream.