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  We're now ready to return to our discussion of combining program modules
  and using the LINK program. The LINK documentation in the IBM DOS
  Technical Reference Manual fully explains its operation, including the
  complexity of its control switches. Here we'll summarize the most common
  and useful operations, particularly where they pertain to the programming
  languages discussed in the following chapter.

  Just to give you some background information, the LINK program command
  might be written like this:

  LINK 1,2,3,4;

  The first parameter lists object modules (such as PROG1 + PROG2 + PROG3),
  the second contains the name of the finished program, the third tells
  where to send the linker's display output (for example, to the printer or
  display screen), and the fourth lists libraries, if they are used.