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─────Suppressing Automatic Library Selection (/Zl)──────────────────────────
 
     The /Zl option suppresses the insertion of library names in object
     files.
 
     Syntax: /Zl
 
     The compiler ordinarily places in the object file the name of the
     FORTRAN library corresponding to the floating-point and memory-
     model options you choose. The linker uses the library name to link
     the program automatically with the corresponding library.
 
     When you specify /Zl, the compiler does not place a library name
     in the object file. As a result, the object file is slightly
     smaller.
 
     The /Zl option applies to the remainder of the source files on the
     command line.
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