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 *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

  The DECwindows Compiler Interface (DWCI) allows you to
  establish named sets of compilation options for use in
  compiling your programs.

  The Applied Configuration dialog box contains the name
  of the set of compilation options that go into effect
  when you click on the OK button to initiate a
  compilation.  The subwindow at the bottom of the main
  dialog box shows the <*DCL_COMMAND*> command line that
  is equivalent to the option configuration identified in
  the Applied Configuration dialog box.

  You can establish several named sets of compilation
  options.  The compilation options associated with a
  particular name remain in effect until you change them.
  This allows you to use a particular set of options
  repeatedly, without having to reestablish option
  settings using the Options pull-down menu.  The names
  in the following list are examples of names you might
  specify:

   o  Debug (for interactive debugging situations)

   o  Full_Optimization (for debugged applications ready
      for running)

   o  Fast (for syntax checking; no object-code
      generation)

  The names appear in the Configurations list box.  To
  place one of these names in effect as the current
  configuration, select a name and click on the Apply
  button.

  The product-specified default options are included in
  the Configurations list box under the name
  Product_Default.  This is the only name that is
  predefined; the names for the compilation
  configurations that you establish are defined by you.

  Help information on common user tasks, help, and
  unsupported compilation options is available under
  additional topics.  For information on how to establish
  and use a configuration of compilation options, double
  click on the topic Common User Tasks and then double
  click on the topic Applied Configuration.

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