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 MAP
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 Purpose:
 Request a segment map of the executable.

 Syntax:
 MAP [=[d:][path]<filename>] [S][,A][,X]]

 Default:
 Disabled.

 Description:
 The MAP command is used to specify to the linker that a map file of the
 linked .EXE file is required. The map file defaults to the same name as
 the .EXE file with an extension of .MAP, or the name can be specified in
 the MAP command. The map file can be listed with varying levels of detail,
 as required.

 The three optional parameters to the MAP command can be specified in any
 order, and are as follows:

 S - All segments - lists the address, length and name of each segment in the
 executable image. This is the default option, if none are specified.

 A - Public symbols in address order - lists the public symbols and their
 memory addresses. The A option can be used to produce a map file which can
 be used for debugging C and Assembler programs using debuggers which do not
 support CodeView information.

 X - Segment details by module - lists the address, length, name and
 attributes of each segment from each module linked to the final program.
 Refer to the Appendices for a discussion of the output generated by the MAP
 command for various program types.

 Example:
 # Generate a map of all public symbols
 MAP=C:\TEMP\Mymap A