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     Command-line error D2013
 
     incomplete model specification
 
     Not enough characters were given for the /A<string> option.
 
     For example, the following command line generates this error:
 
          cl /As file1.c
 
     Two types of options begin with /A:
 
        ■ The /A<string> customized memory-model option requires three
          letters in <string>. The letters specify the code-pointer
          size, data-pointer size, and data-segment setup attributes.
 
        ■ The /A<x> standard memory-model option requires one uppercase
          letter for <x>. CL interprets a lowercase letter as part of a
          customized memory-model specification. An uppercase letter
          can be combined with lowercase letters to customize a
          memory model.
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