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─────FL Command Syntax─────────────────────────────────────────────────────-
 
     The FL command takes the following form:
 
          FL [option...] [filespec...] [option...]
             [filespec...]
             [/link [libfield] [linkoptions] ]
             [/MA option]
 
     Each <option> is one of the command-line options.
 
     Any <filespec> on the FL command line can include a
     full or partial path specification. If a full path is not given,
     FL assumes the path starts from the current working directory.
 
     FL automatically specifies the appropriate library to be used
     during linking; however, you can use the /link option with the
     optional <libfield> and <linkoptions> fields to specify
     additional libraries and options to be used during linking.
 
     You can give any number of options and file names on the command
     line (under MS-DOS, the command line cannot exceed 128
     characters).
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