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     The Additional Global Options dialog box provides the following
     options for all project builds.
 
     Window's Entry/Exit Code
          For protected-mode Windows applications, optimize the
          entry/exit code of all far functions explicitly marked
          as __export:
 
          None                           No entry/exit code selected
          Protected-Mode Application     Equivalent to specifying /GA
          Protected-Mode DLL             Equivalent to specifying /GD
 
          See: ◄Optimize Entry/Exit Code for Protected-Mode Windows►
 
     Language
          Choose either ANSI C compatibilty or Microsoft extensions:
 
          Option          Action
 
          ANSI C          Disables Microsoft language extensions. Use
                          this option when you are porting a program to
                          other environments. The command-line
                          equivalent is /Za.
 
          MS Extensions   Enables Microsoft language extensions. The
                          command-line equivalent is /Ze, the default.
                          See: ◄Language Extension Details►
 
     Use MFC Libraries (C++ only)
          Use Microsoft Foundation Class Libraries; this option defines
          _DEBUG in the Additional Debug Options dialog box and adds
          mAFXCR.LIB to the Additional Debug/Release Libraries in the
          LINK Option menu (m is the default memory model). To remove
          _DEBUG, once it is defined, delete it from the Defines text
          box in the Additional Debug Options dialog box.
          ◄MFC Libraries►
 
     Use Precompiled Header
          Use a precompiled header for all files in the project, based
          on the first source file in the project file list.
          See: ◄Using Precompiled Headers in PWB►
 
     Include File
          Specifies the last include file to be contained in the
          precompiled header (.PCH) file. When you turn on the Use
          Precompiled Header option, you must specify the terminating
          include file. The .PCH file has the same base name as the
          specified include file.
 
     Enable Function Level Linking
          Enable linking on a function-by-function basis. Equivalent to
          specifying /Gy.
          See: ◄Controlling Linker Access to Individual Functions►
 
     Defines
          Defines preprocessor symbols. Separate multiple symbols with a
          space or comma. Use the Defines text box to define symbols
          that maintain the same value for all builds. Equivalent to
          specifying /D<symbol>.
          See: ◄Defining Constants and Macros►
 
     Additional Include Paths
          Specify additional directories in which to search for include
          files.
          See: ◄Include-File Options►
 
     Additional Options
          Specify additional "global" CL options not listed in the C/C++
          Compiler Options dialog box in this text box. Global options
          are options that are used for all builds.
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