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─────Setting the Default Integer Size (/4I2, /4I4)──────────────────────────
 
     The /4I options set the number of bytes to allocate for INTEGER
     and LOGICAL variables.
 
     Syntax: /4I{2 | 4}
 
     The default allocation is 4 bytes. The /4I option applies to the
     remainder of the command line or until another /4I option
     appears.
 
     Example
 
          FL /4I2 TESTPROG.FOR
 
     This example allocates 2 bytes of memory for INTEGER and
     LOGICAL variables when compiling and linking a program named
     TESTPROG.FOR.
 
     See Also: ◄$STORAGE►
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