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1.1       root        1: C COMPILER OPTIONS
                      2: -MEMORY MODEL-
                      3: /AS small model (default)
                      4: -OPTIMIZATION-
                      5: /O enable optimization (same as /Ot)
                      6: /Oa ignore aliasing
                      7: /Od disable optimizations
                      8: /Oi enable intrinsic functions
                      9: /Ol enable loop optimizations
                     10: /On disable "unsafe" optimizations
                     11: /Op enable precision optimizations
                     12: /Or disable in_line return
                     13: /Os optimize for space
                     14: /Ot optimize for speed (default)
                     15: /Ow assume aliasing in function calls
                     16: /Ox max. optimization (/Oegilt /Gs)
                     17: -CODE GENERATION-
                     18: /Gm put strings in constant segment
                     19: /Gc Pascal style function calls
                     20: /Gd C calling convention
                     21: /Gs no stack checking
                     22: /Gw Windows entry sequence
                     23: -OUTPUT FILES-
                     24: /Fa[assembly listing file]
                     25: /Fb[bound executable file]
                     26: /Fc[mixed source/object listing file]
                     27: /Fe<executable file>
                     28: /Fl[object listing file]
                     29: /Fm[map file]
                     30: /Fo<object file>
                     31: /Fs[source listing file]
                     32: -PREPROCESSOR-
                     33: /C don't strip comments
                     34: /D<name>[=text] define macro
                     35: /E preprocess to stdout
                     36: /EP same as /E but no #line
                     37: /I<name> add #include path
                     38: /P preprocess to file
                     39: /U<name> remove predefined macro
                     40: /u remove all predefined macros
                     41: /X ignore "standard places"
                     42: -LANGUAGE-
                     43: /Za disable extensions
                     44: /Zd line number information
                     45: /Ze enable extensions (default)
                     46: /Zg generate declarations
                     47: /Zi symbolic debugging information
                     48: /Zl remove default library info
                     49: /Zp[n] pack structs on n-byte boundary
                     50: /Zs syntax check only
                     51: -FLOATING POINT-
                     52: /FPa calls with altmath
                     53: /FPi inline with emulator (default)
                     54: /FPi87 inline with 8087
                     55: -SOURCE LISTING-
                     56: /Sl<columns> set line width
                     57: /Sp<lines> set page length
                     58: /St<string> set title string
                     59: /Ss<string> set subtitle string
                     60: -MISCELLANEOUS-
                     61: /B[123]<pass> to invoke different C[123]
                     62: /c compile only, no link
                     63: /H<number> external name length
                     64: /J default char type is unsigned
                     65: /Tc<file> compile file without .c
                     66: /V<string> set version string
                     67: /W<number> warning level
                     68: -MASM SUPPORT-
                     69: /MA<MASM switch>
                     70: /Ta<file> assemble file without .asm
                     71: /Fx[MASM's cross-reference file] 
                     72: -LINKING-
                     73: /F <hex_number> stack size (hex. bytes)
                     74: /link [linker_options_and_libraries]
                     75: /ML link C runtime as part of DLL
                     76: /MD use C runtime as DLL
                     77: /MT support multi-thread

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