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─────Execute Commands If ILINK Fails (/E)───────────────────────────────────
 
     Syntax:  /E
 
     Specifies a list of commands to be executed if ILINK detects an
     incremental violation. The commands are enclosed in double
     quotes. Multiple commands must be separated by spaces and a
     semicolon. For example,
 
          /E "CL /c F1 ; LINK F1.OBJ;"
 
     In this example, if the incremental link fails, two commands are
     executed:
 
          CL /c F1
          LINK F1.OBJ;
 
     The character string '%s' can be used in a command to indicate the
     name of the executable file or dynamic-link library file being
     linked. The '%s' represents the file name only, without a file-
     name extension.
 
     If you omit the /E option and the incremental link fails, ILINK
     automatically attempts a full link using the following command:
 
          LINK @%s.lnk
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