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     Syntax:  /S filename
              /S (filename...)
 
     Tells BSCMAKE to process the specified include file the first time
     it is encountered and to exclude it otherwise. To specify multiple
     files, separate the names with spaces and enclose the list in
     parentheses.
 
     Use this option to save processing time when a file is included in
     several source files but is unchanged by preprocessing directives
     each time. You may also want to use this option if a file changes
     in ways that are unimportant for the database you are creating.
 
     To exclude the file every time it is included, use /Ei or /Es.
     See: ◄/Ei Option►
          ◄/Es Option►
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