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─────FORTRAN Compiler Libraries Option──────────────────────────────────────
 
     Use the FORTRAN Libraries option to specify the run-time library
     that supports the environment in which your program runs.
 
     Library         Action
 
     Default         Links program with the appropriate default library
                     file. This is equivalent to not entering /Lp or
                     /Lr.
 
     OS/2            Links program with the protected-mode library file
                     (mLIBCfP.LIB). The command-line equivalent is /Lp.
 
     DOS             Links program with the real-mode library file
                     (mLIBCfR.LIB). The command-line equivalent is /Lr.
 
     Windows         Links program with Microsoft Windows libraries.
 
     Windows DLL     Links program with libraries for building Windows
                     dynamic-link libraries.
 
     OS/2 DLL        Links program with OS/2 DLL libraries to create an
                     OS/2 dynamic-link library.
 
     Multithread     Links program with libraries to create an
                     application that uses multiple threads.
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