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     You can provide part or all of the command-line input in a
     response file, which is a text file containing options and/or
     filenames.
 
     Specify the response file using the following syntax:
 
          BSCMAKE @responsefile
 
     Only one response file is allowed. You can specify a path with
     <responsefile>. Precede the filename with an at sign (@). BSCMAKE
     does not assume an extension. You can specify additional
     <sbrfiles> on the command line after <responsefile>.
 
     In the response file, specify the input to BSCMAKE in the same
     order as you would on the command line. BSCMAKE treats new lines
     in the response file as spaces.
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