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─────Specify Protected-Mode Functions (/N)──────────────────────────────────
 
     Syntax:  /N[AMES] functions
 
     Specifies those functions that are supported in protected mode
     only. When this option is specified, your program is aborted by a
     call to BadDynLink whenever any of the named functions are called
     in real mode.
 
     In <functions>, enter either of the following:
 
        ■ A list of one or more function names separated by spaces.
 
        ■ A file specification preceded by the at sign (@). The file is
          a list of function names, one per line.
 
     This option helps resolve external references. However, your
     program is responsible for checking the operating-system version
     and ensuring that the specified functions are never called in real
     mode.
 
     If you do not use this option, and your program makes calls to
     functions not in the Family API, then BIND fails to convert your
     program.
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