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     LIB error U2155
 
     'module' : module not in library; ignored
 
     The specified module was not found in the input library.
 
     One cause of this error is a filename or directory name containing
     a hyphen, also called a dash (-). LIB interprets the dash as the
     operator for the delete command. This error occurs if you install
     a Microsoft language product in a directory that has a dash in its
     pathname, such as C:\MS-C. The SETUP program calls LIB to create
     the Microsoft combined libraries, but the dash in the command line
     passed to LIB causes the library-building session to fail.
 
     Another possible cause of this error is an option specified with a
     dash (-) instead of a forward slash (/).
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