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     Syntax:  /DY[NAMIC]:number
 
     The /DYNAMIC option sets the limit on the number of interoverlay
     calls in an overlaid DOS program. The default limit is 256. The
     <number> is a decimal integer in the range 1-10,922. Specify a
     higher limit if LINK issues the error "too many interoverlay
     calls". Lower the limit to create a smaller table of interoverlay
     calls, saving space in your program. To determine the most
     efficient <number>, run LINK using the /INFO option, then relink
     using /DYNAMIC:calls, where <calls> is the value generated in the
     output line labelled NUMBER OF INTEROVERLAY CALLS.
 
     See: ◄Creating Overlaid DOS Programs►
          ◄/INFO Option►
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