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─────Using an 80x86 Processor (/G0, /G1, /G2)───────────────────────────────
 
     The /G0, /G1, and /G2 options generate instructions specific to
     particular processors.
 
     Option     Effect
 
     /G0        8086/8088 instruction set
 
     /G1        80186/80188 instruction set
 
     /G2        80286/80386 instruction set
 
     Use /G1 for the 80186 or 80188 processor; use /G2 for the 80286 or
     80386. (80286 code runs on the 80386, but does not use any of the
     80386's specialized instructions.)
 
     The /G0 option enables the instruction set for the 8086/8088
     processor. Programs compiled with this option run on an 80186,
     80188, 80286, or 80386 processor.
 
     If more than one of these options appears on the command line, FL
     uses the last /G option.
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