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     Run BSCMAKE using the following syntax:
 
     BSCMAKE [options] sbrfiles
 
     <options>      Must be specified first on the command line.
                    Options are case sensitive. If the /r option is
                    used, it must be specified first.
                    See: ◄BSCMAKE Options►
 
     <sbrfiles>     One or more .SBR files created by a compiler or
                    assembler. Separate filenames with a space. You
                    must specify the filename extension; there is no
                    default. You can specify a path with the filename,
                    and you can use operating-system wildcards (*, ?).
 
     You can specify command-line input in a response file.
     See: ◄Using a Response File►
 
     You can use virtual memory when running BSCMAKE.
     See: ◄BSCMAKE and BSCMAKEV►
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