GM> .\LIST1.EXE: \
 GM>     .\List1.obj \
 GM>     LIST1.MAK
 GM>       {at}echo WF::LINK::Link
 GM>       link386.exe {at}<<
 GM>  /B" /de /nop"
 GM>  /FeLIST1.EXE 
 GM>  .\List1.obj
 GM> <<

The options above (/B"" and /Fe) are for ICC (which will call
link386),not for link386 directly.

(I was not able to get WF 2.1 working at all -- and I didn't just fall off
the melon truck;  so I share your frustration).

When you see these "generated" make files,  they can be
overwhelming. They can be MUCH simpler if you write them yourself (and this
is a portable skil you can take with you to another compiler/platform).
Here's one for your program (based on the options I saw in your makefile):

 COPT=/Tdp /Sa /Q /Ti /Ft-
 LOPT=/B"/de /nop"

 all: list1.exe

 list1.obj: list1.cpp
    icc $(COPT) /c list1.cpp

 list1.exe: list1.obj
    icc $(COPT) list1.obj $(LOPT)


That wasn't too scary was it?!

 GM> 3. /B is a valid option, what is this telling me?

/B passes arguments from icc to the linker.  For example:

    icc /O /Gm /B"/pm:pm /align:16" test.c

 GM> 4. What is /de?  I cannot seem to find it in the programming guide.
 GM>    I did specify debug.

/de is short for /debug

 GM> 5. What is /nop?  I find /nod, /noe and /noi but no /nop. 

/nop is short for /nopackcode

(try "link386 /?")




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