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     Format: /Ccommand[;command]...
 
     The /C option executes one or more CodeView command-window
     commands immediately after CodeView starts up. You can use these
     options to invoke CodeView from a batch or MAKE file.
 
     If a command given with the /C option requires spaces between
     arguments, or if a command uses redirection symbols (< or >),
     the /C option and all the commands must be enclosed in double
     quotation marks. If a command includes literal quotes, place a
     backslash before each literal quotation mark (\").
 
     Example
 
          CV "/CS&;G integral;DS arrayx L 20" CALC CALC.DAT
 
     The example above loads CALC.EXE, which uses CALC.DAT as a
     command-line argument. The debugger starts up in Mixed mode (S&);
     executes to the routine integral (G integral); then dumps 20 short
     real numbers, starting at the address of the variable arrayx (DS
     arrayx L 20). Since many of the commands use spaces, the entire
     option is enclosed in quotation marks.
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