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          ILINK /I WIZARD INPUT SORT OUTPUT
 
     This command incrementally links the executable file WIZARD.EXE.
     Since the modules INPUT, SORT, and OUTPUT are explicitly listed
     on the command line, they are replaced even if they are not
     out-of-date.
 
     The /I option disables a full link if the incremental link fails.
     See: ◄Disable Full Link (/I)►
 
          ILINK /E "LINK @%s.OBJ ; RC %s.EXE" MYPROJ
 
     This command incrementally links the executable file MYPROJ.EXE.
     Since no modules are listed on the command line, ILINK compares
     the modification dates of all modules in the program with the
     corresponding object files and replaces only those that are
     out-of-date.
 
     The /E option causes the following commands to be executed if the
     incremental link fails:
 
          LINK MYPROJ.OBJ
          RC MYPROJ.EXE
 
     See: ◄Execute Commands If ILINK Fails (/E)►
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