[link.exe /INTEGRITYCHECK] fix -- ":NO" suffix doesn't work, so update the docs #1
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The doc mentions
/INTEGRITYCHECK:NO
, but this does not appear to be a valid command line option with the currentlink.exe
releases. My version oflink
rejects that syntax entirely.I don't know where the official
link.exe
source code is kept, but it likely has the exact same bug in the code that I found in the link below. Due to this obvious bug that I point out in the source code, there seems to be no way to explicilty assert/INTEGRITYCHECK
in the negative, except by simply removing the option.https://github.com/microsoft/BuildXL/blob/main/Public/Sdk/Experimental/Msvc/Native/Tools/Link/Link.dsc#L303-L307
I would welcome a
link
developer to fix the program itself, so it works as described, but in the meantime, at least the docs can be changed to reflect the current situation.