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Microsoft OS/2 SDK 2.0 05-30-1990
C COMPILER OPTIONS -MEMORY MODEL- /AS small model (default) -OPTIMIZATION- /O enable optimization (same as /Ot) /Oa ignore aliasing /Od disable optimizations /Oi enable intrinsic functions /Ol enable loop optimizations /On disable "unsafe" optimizations /Op enable precision optimizations /Or disable in_line return /Os optimize for space /Ot optimize for speed (default) /Ow assume aliasing in function calls /Ox max. optimization (/Oegilt /Gs) -CODE GENERATION- /Gm put strings in constant segment /Gc Pascal style function calls /Gd C calling convention /Gs no stack checking /Gw Windows entry sequence -OUTPUT FILES- /Fa[assembly listing file] /Fb[bound executable file] /Fc[mixed source/object listing file] /Fe<executable file> /Fl[object listing file] /Fm[map file] /Fo<object file> /Fs[source listing file] -PREPROCESSOR- /C don't strip comments /D<name>[=text] define macro /E preprocess to stdout /EP same as /E but no #line /I<name> add #include path /P preprocess to file /U<name> remove predefined macro /u remove all predefined macros /X ignore "standard places" -LANGUAGE- /Za disable extensions /Zd line number information /Ze enable extensions (default) /Zg generate declarations /Zi symbolic debugging information /Zl remove default library info /Zp[n] pack structs on n-byte boundary /Zs syntax check only -FLOATING POINT- /FPa calls with altmath /FPi inline with emulator (default) /FPi87 inline with 8087 -SOURCE LISTING- /Sl<columns> set line width /Sp<lines> set page length /St<string> set title string /Ss<string> set subtitle string -MISCELLANEOUS- /B[123]<pass> to invoke different C[123] /c compile only, no link /H<number> external name length /J default char type is unsigned /Tc<file> compile file without .c /V<string> set version string /W<number> warning level -MASM SUPPORT- /MA<MASM switch> /Ta<file> assemble file without .asm /Fx[MASM's cross-reference file] -LINKING- /F <hex_number> stack size (hex. bytes) /link [linker_options_and_libraries] /ML link C runtime as part of DLL /MD use C runtime as DLL /MT support multi-thread
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