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/oi                     Make overlays internal to .EXE file.
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 Description:

 This option makes overlays internal to the .EXE file.  Instead of creating
 separate .EXE and .OVL files, only one .EXE file will be created.  The
 overlays will be placed at the end of the .EXE file.  When the program
 is run, DOS will load only the nonoverlaid portion of the .EXE, as
 normally occurs.  WarpLink's overlay manager will load overlays from
 the end of the .EXE file rather than a .OVL file.

 Technical Note:

 When WarpLink is building the overlay file to place at the end of the
 .EXE file, the standard .OVL file is still created as a temporary file and
 it is later deleted by WarpLink when linking is complete.  If you wish to
 keep a .OVL file that corresponds to the .EXE file name from being
 overwritten while linking with overlays using the /oi option, you must
 also use the /on option to specify a different overlay file name.  The
 name specified in the /on option will be used as the temporary file name.

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     warplink /oi  @ovltest1.lnk