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  The first section, [PBINIT], tells PBInit about your editor. When
  PBMake encounters an error in your code, it will automatically load
  the error list and the code in question into your editor. This
  sections tells PBMake what compiler you are using, so the error can be
  correctly parsed. It also tells PBMake what editor and the command to
  jump to a line number. This information is used in the automatic
  creation of .MAK files.


[PBINIT]
COMPILER=CLIPPER
EDITOR=Q
LINEFLAG=-N


  After the first section, there are 5 sections which are used to create
  link scripts (.LNK). They are [CLIPPER], [C], [TASM], [MASM] and [XPP].

  Each of these sections are divided into two parts, signified by the
  {PRE} and {POST} position locators.

  When building a linker script, there is generally some linker commands
  that you need to put ahead of the object references, and in general,
  your library references go after your object reference. These two
  sections can be defaulted here and every time you build a link script,
  the {PRE} and {POST} sections will be included automatically as your
  default link script. If you need PBInit to always overlay your source
  code, include the {OVERLAY} command.


  Here is an example with the CLIPPER section filled in. Please note the
  extra library calls that are commented out. You can uncomment them or
  delete them, based on each link script's needs. This makes it easy for
  you to create a 'standard' link script here in the .INI file and use
  it as the basis for all your future link scripts without a bunch of
  copying and editing.

[CLIPPER]
{OVERLAY}
{PRE}
NOBELL

BLINKER MESSAGE WINK
BLINKER INCREMENTAL OFF
BLINKER EXECUTABLE CLIPPER //F:99  //E:0
BLINKER EXECUTABLE EXTENDED 1500
# BLINKER EXECUTABLE COMPRESS 1

BLINKER HOST MESSAGE ON

STACK 7168

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{POST}
#BEGIN

#  file cmxdbt52.obj
#  file cmx52.obj

#  lib cm52
#  lib cmx52

#END

# lib nanfor

# Search mrwindow
# @mrdmax
# fi mrdump.lib

#@CL520MIN
@CL520MID
#@CL520MAX

# MODULE EXITSTATE,GETAPPLYKE,_EXITSTATE,GETACTIVE,READVAR

#fi cld

#@cm
#@cmx

#begin
#  lib TPOVL52
#end
#search TPBLX52

#@TPBLX.lnk

#BEGIN
#  lib FLEX52
#END

#BEGIN
#  lib FUNCK
#END

#lib LLIBCA

#lib CTp
#FI CTUSp

[C]
{PRE}
{POST}

[TASM]
{PRE}
{POST}

[MASM]
{PRE}
{POST}

[XPP]
{PRE}
{POST}