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─────ILINK Overview─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     The Microsoft(R) Incremental Linker (ILINK) is used to
     incrementally link a program or dynamic-link library.
 
     Use ILINK to update an existing .EXE or .DLL when only
     a subset of the project's modules have changed. Under
     certain circumstances, using ILINK can be faster than
     performing a full link.
 
     Command-Line Syntax
 
     ILINK [options] projname [modulelist]
 
          ◄ILINK Options►
          ◄Running ILINK►
 
     Other Topics
 
          ◄What Is ILINK?►
          ◄Using ILINK in the Development Process►
          ◄ILINK Errors and Violations►
 
     NOTE: Although documented here, ILINK is not included in all
           Microsoft language products.
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