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The WCL386 environment variable can be used to specify commonly-used WCL386
options.


     SET WCL386=/option1 /option2 ...

These options are processed before options specified on the command line.
 The following example defines the default options to be "3s" (compile code
for stack-based argument passing convention), "d1" (include line number
debug information in the object file), and "ox" (compile for maximum number
of code optimizations).

Example:

     C>set wcl386=/3s /d1 /ox

Once the WCL386 environment variable has been defined, those options listed
become the default each time the WCL386 command is used.