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 -Ft<x>              Set temporary file name
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 Syntax
   -Ft<filename>

 Arguments
   <filename> is the name of the temporary file, with optional path
   specification.

 Default
   Unique file name generated in the current directory.

 Description
   The -Ft<x> switch is used to specify, with optional full path and
   drive specification, the name of the temporary file to be created during
   linking. The linker creates a temporary file when the program image is
   too large to fit in conventional memory, or in EMS or XMS, in case the
   -Ye or -Yx option was used. The major use of the -Ft option is to direct
   the temporary file to a RAM disk.

 Example
   . Direct the temporary file to a RAM drive.
   
     flink.exe -Ftd:\link.tmp test.obj

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