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 Selective debugging information
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 If all the modules of a program are compiled with debugging information,
 then simply linking with the CODEVIEW option can create a huge amount of
 debugging information in the final .EXE. As an alternative, the CVON and
 CVOFF commands can be used to limit the areas for which CodeView information
 is processed and stored.

 The CVON command indicates that all files from that point on in the script
 file, until a CVOFF command, should have CodeView information included in
 the .EXE file. These commands can be used in pairs to selectively enable
 CodeView information for parts of the program.

 These commands should be used instead of the global CODEVIEW command, but
 the CVVERSION <version> command may be used to set the CodeView version with
 either choice.
 For example:

 # TEST.LNK with selective debugging
 FILE start     # Cannot be debugged
 CVON
 FILE one       # Can be debugged
 FILE two       # Can be debugged
 FILE three     # Can be debugged
 CVOFF
 FILE four      # Cannot be debugged
 FILE five      # Cannot be debugged
 FILE six       # Cannot be debugged
 FILE seven     # Cannot be debugged
 FILE eight     # Cannot be debugged
 CVON
 FILE nine      # Can be debugged
 CVOFF
 LIB inhouse    # Cannot be debugged