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     Syntax:  /ON[ERROR]:N[OEXE]
 
     The /ONERROR option tells LINK what to do if an error occurs. By
     default, if certain errors occur, LINK writes an executable file
     to disk and overwrites any existing file having the same name. The
     resulting executable file has the error bit set in its header.
     Specify /ONERROR:NOEXE to prevent such a file from being written
     to disk and preserve any existing file having the same name. The
     /ONERROR option can be useful in makefiles.
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