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WORKFILE Specify drive, path, and file name of temporary work file
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Purpose : Specify drive, path, and file name of temporary work file
Syntax : WORKFILE [d:][path]<filename>
Example : WORKFILE C:\TEMP\Temp
The WORKFILE command is used to specify to the linker the drive, path and
file name of the temporary work file to use at link time if one is required.
By default, Blinker will use either XMS (2.0 or higher) or EMS (3.2 or
higher) memory in preference to a workfile, when available.
If no WORKFILE command is specified and Blinker needs to swap to disk during
a link, it will create a unique file in the directory specified by the TEMP
environment variable if one exists, or the current directory if it does not
exist.
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