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     The Microsoft Browse Information Compactor (SBRPACK) removes
     unreferenced definitions from .SBR files before the files are
     processed by BSCMAKE. Smaller .SBR files allow BSCMAKE to run
     faster, and they save space on disk.
 
     Packing .SBR files is optional. BSCMAKE will remove the same
     information; BSCMAKE's /Iu option preserves this information.
     See: ◄BSCMAKE /Iu Option►
 
     CL calls SBRPACK when /FR or /Fr is specified; /Zn prevents
     packing. Other compilers do not pack .SBR files. Use SBRPACK
     to pack an .SBR file that was created without packing.
     See: ◄CL /FR and /Fr Options► (in CL Help)
          ◄CL /Zn Option►
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