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─────C/C++ Compiler─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Syntax:  /Tc c-srcfile
              /Tp c++-srcfile
              /Ta asm-srcfile
 
     The /Tc option tells the CL command that <c-srcfile> is a C source
     file regardless of its extension. Use a separate /Tc option for
     each source file with an extension other than .C.
 
     The /Tp option tells the CL command that <c++-srcfile> is a C++
     source file regardless of its extension. Use a separate /Tp option
     for each source file with an extension other than .CPP or .CXX.
 
     The /Ta option tells the CL command that <asm-srcfile> is an
     assembler source file regardless of its extension. Use a separate
     /Ta option for each source file with an extension other than .ASM.
 
     If these options are not used, the default extensions are as
     follows:
 
     File                 Default Extension
 
     C Source             .C
     C++ Source           .CXX, .CPP
     Assembler Source     .ASM
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