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     Syntax:  STACKSIZE number
 
     Specifies the size of the stack in bytes. STACKSIZE performs the
     same function as LINK's /STACK option. If both are used, STACKSIZE
     overrides /STACK. Do not specify STACKSIZE for a DLL.
     See: ◄/STACK Option►
 
     The <number> is a positive integer up to 64K-2. If an odd number
     is specified, LINK rounds up to the next even value.
     See: ◄Entering Numeric Arguments►
 
     Example
 
          STACKSIZE 4096
 
     This example allocates 4,096 bytes of stack space.
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