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/udl:name  Use named D-format dynamic library at runtime.
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 Syntax:

 Name is the name of a .DDL file.

 Description:

 The /udl option supplies the names of support DDL files to the master
 DDL file being created.  Each file may already exist, or it may be
 created in the future.  The file's presence is not required until your
 program using dynamic libraries begins to execute.  This allows you to
 create and modify DDL files in any order you choose.

 Up to fifteen separate support DDL file names may be supplied to a
 master DDL file.  Each DDL file supplied must be preceded by the udl:
 text.  The /udl option only supports one file name each time it is used.

 Technical Note:

 DDL support files may not be nested.  If a support DDL file for a program
 has support DDL files in turn, those support DDL files will not be linked
 into the program.  All support DDL files for the master DDL file must be
 listed when creating the master DDL file.


 Refer to Chapter 17, Using D-format Dynamic Libraries, for more information
 on using D-format dynamic libraries.