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/s                      Make symbol names case sensitive.
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 Description:

 Some languages, such as Clipper and Clarion, ignore the case of
 symbols, variables, and procedure or function names.  For example, the
 variables Count, COUNT, and count are treated as identical.  Other
 languages, such as C, do not ignore the case of symbols.  Given the
 previous example with these languages, Count, COUNT, and count
 would be treated as three separate variable declarations or definitions.

 If you receive Externally declared symbol has no public definition
 warning feedback from WarpLink when using the /s option, and your
 program does not operate correctly, try linking without the /s option.

 Failing to use the /s option with languages that do not ignore the case of
 symbols can cause Symbol has more than one public definition
 warnings from WarpLink if two variables or procedures differing only in
 case exist in the program. WarpLink will treat them as identical if the /s
 option is not used.


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 Link SHOWVOL.OBJ with case sensitivity set ON.

   warplink  /s  showvol