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     Syntax:  /K
 
     Continues the build for unrelated parts of the dependency tree if
     a command terminates with an error. By default, NMAKE halts if any
     command causes an error. If /K is specified and a command returns
     a nonzero exit code, NMAKE ceases to execute the block containing
     the command. It does not attempt to build the targets that depend
     on the results of that command; instead, it issues a warning and
     builds other targets.
 
     When /K is specified and the build is not complete, NMAKE returns
     an exit code of 1. This differs from the /I option, which ignores
     exit codes entirely; /I overrides /K if both are specified. The /C
     option suppresses the warnings issued by /K.
 
     See: ◄/C Option►
          ◄/I Option►
          ◄NMAKE Exit Codes►
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