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     Select the Language Options command to control how PWB compiles
     your program. Select the C Compiler Options command to choose
     options for compiling C programs. Select the C++ Compiler Options
     command to choose options for compiling C++ programs. Choices in
     either the C or the C++ Compiler Options dialog box are equivalent
     to options for the CL utility for building an executable file from
     the command line.
     See: ◄CL Contents► (in C/C++ Compiler Help)
 
     Memory Model
          Choose the memory model for which the program is compiled.
          See: ◄Memory Models►
 
     Processor
          Choose processor-specific instructions.
          See: ◄Processor-Specific Instructions►
 
     Calling Convention
          Choose a function calling convention.
          See: ◄C Calling Convention►
               ◄Pascal Calling Convention►
               ◄Fastcall Calling Convention►
 
     Warning Level
          Choose the importance given to each level of warning message
          that the compiler produces.
          See: ◄Warning Levels►
 
     Make Warning Errors Fatal
          Direct the compiler to treat warnings as if there were
          errors.
          See: ◄Warning Level 5►
 
     ◄Additional Global Options►
          Opens a dialog box to set other options for all builds.
 
     Global Options
          Displays all global options including those selected in the
          Additional Global Options dialog box.
 
     Debug/Release Options
          Toggles between debug and release options. This choice does
          not change the current type of build; to switch between the
          Debug and the Release build types, use the Build Options
          dialog box.
          See: ◄Options Menu, Build Options►
 
     Debug Information
          Choose the type of debug information your program includes.
          See: ◄Minimal Debugging Information►
               ◄Full Debugging Information►
 
     ◄Optimizations►
          Opens a dialog box to set optimization options.
 
     ◄Additional Debug/Release Options►
          Opens a dialog box to set additional debug/release options
 
     Debug/Release Options
          Shows the options currently set for debug or release builds
          including those specified in the Optimizations Dialog box
          and the Additional Debug Options dialog box.
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