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─────FL Options: Description────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     The FL command offers many command-line options to control and
     modify the compiler's operation. Options begin with a slash (/)
     and contain one or more letters. You can use a dash (-) instead
     of a slash if you prefer.
 
     NOTE: Options are case sensitive and must be given exactly as
     shown. For example, /Zd is a valid option, but /ZD and /zd are
     not.
 
     Options can appear anywhere on the FL command line. In general,
     an option applies to all files following it on the command line
     and does not affect files preceding it. However, not all options
     obey this rule. Most FL options apply only to the compilation
     process. Unless otherwise noted, options do not affect object
     files on the command line.
 
     Some options take arguments, such as file names, strings, or
     numbers.
 
     Some options consist of more than one letter. When this is the
     case, no spaces are allowed between the letters of an option.
 
     See Also: ◄Alphabetical List of FL Options►
               ◄FL Options by Category►
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