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 | Option           Description                                             | 
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 | /a:size          Specify activation stack size.                          | 
 | /if:file         Include symbols in file. (Wildcards are permitted.)     | 
 | /im:module       Include symbols in module. (Wildcards are permitted.)   | 
 | /is:symbol       Include symbol. (Wildcards are permitted.)              | 
 | /l               Include all libraries.                                  | 
 | /m:mapfile       Override map file name.                                 | 
 | /n               Include segment name symbols.                           | 
 | /o               Collect overlay statistics only.                        | 
 | /s               Make symbol names case-sensitive.                       | 
 | /u               Trim leading underscore from symbol names.              | 
 | /w:wspfile       Override .WSP file name                                 | 
 | /xf:file         Exclude symbols in file. (Wildcards are permitted.)     | 
 | /xm:module       Exclude symbols in module. (Wildcards are permitted.)   | 
 | /xs:symbol       Exclude symbol. (Wildcards are permitted.)              | 
 | /y               Allows out-of-date map file.                            | 
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WSPRUN [options] RUNFILE[.exe] [arguments...]
CNWSPRUN for Clarion Programmers

 All options must precede the file name.  The square brackets ([ ]) indicate
 an item is optional.  Do not use the bracket.  Italics indicate an item is
 replaced with a user-defined value or option.  Options refer to the WSPRUN
 options described below. Runfile is the name of the executable file to be
 profiled.  Arguments refer to any command line argument(s) runfile requires
 in order to execute properly.  They are passed directed to runfile as if it
 was executed from the DOS prompt.
 
 WSPRUN Options Details
 
 /a:size  Specify activation stack size.

 Syntax
 Size measures activation records as 18 bytes per record.  The default is
 100 bytes.
 
 Description
 This option sets the size of the activation stack.  This is a stack that
 the profiler uses to keep track of active functions. 
 
 
 /if:file    Include symbols in file. (Wildcards are permitted.)

 /im:module  Include symbols in module. (Wildcards are permitted.)
 
 /is:symbol  Include symbol. (Wildcards are permitted.)
 Syntax       
 You can use * and ? wildcards to indicate a string in the file or module
 name.  However, they differ from the familiar DOS wildcards in that
 they mean any string of characters (including empty strings).  You can
 use multiple wildcards within one name.
 
 Description
 This option includes symbols in a named file or module or includes all
 named symbols.  By default, WarpSpeed only profiles functions defined
 in object modules not included in libraries.  You can use as many of
 these switches as desired on the command line.  They are processed
 from left to right so that the later ones override earlier ones.
 
----------------------------------[ Example ]------------------------------------

To profile MYPROG.EXE including all symbols in EXTEND.LIB except for DBEDIT(),
use:
              /IF:EXTEND.LIB /XSS:DEBEDIT MYPROGRAM 
 
              To include any library file, use:
              /IF:*.LIB
 
              To include any library file with x within its name, use:
              /IF:*X*.LIB
 
 
 /l          Include all libraries.
 Description
 This option include all libraries during WSPRUN.  The default is not to
 profile any function in a library.  (Achieve the same results by using the
 option: /if:*.LIB.)
 
 /m:mapfile  Override map file name.
 Syntax       
 Mapfile is the name of the .MAP file.
 
 Description
 This option overrides map file name so you can use a different name.
 By default, WarpSpeed uses the file name that matches the executable
 file but changes the extension to .MAP.
 
 
 /n          Include segment name symbols.
 Description  
 This option includes segment name symbols.  It is required for profiling
 Clipper 5 programs if STATIC functions are to be profiled.
 
 
 /o          Collect overlay statistics only.
 Description 
 This option gathers overlay statistics.  Use /o to limit the scope of the
 profiler to include overlay load and reload information only.
 
 
 /s          Make symbol names case-sensitive.
 Description  
 This option makes symbol names case-sensitive.  For example _HELP
 and _help indicate two different symbols.
 
 
 /u          Trim leading underscore from symbol names.
 Description 
 This option removes one leading underscore from the name of each
 symbol that starts with an underscore.  C programmers may find this
 option especially useful.
 
 /w:wspfile  Override .WSP file name
 Syntax       
 Wspfile is the name of the desired file.
 
 Description
 This option overrides the name of the .WSP file.  By default, WSPRUN
 creates a file with the same name as the map file but using a .WSP
 extension.
 
 /xf:file    Exclude symbols in file. (Wildcards are permitted.)
 /xm:module  Exclude symbols in module. (Wildcards are permitted.)

 /xs:symbol  Exclude symbol. (Wildcards are permitted.)
 Syntax
 You can use * and ? wildcards to indicate a string in the file or module
 name.  However, they differ from the familiar DOS wildcards in that
 they mean any string of characters (including empty strings).  You can
 use multiple wildcards within one name.
 
 Description  
 This option excludes symbols in a named file or module, or all named
 symbols.  By default, WarpSpeed only profiles functions defined in
 object modules not included in libraries.  You can use as many of these
 switches as desired on the command line.  They are processed from left
 to right so that the later ones override earlier ones.  
----------------------------------[ Example ]------------------------------------
 
To profile MYPROG.EXE including all symbols in EXTEND.LIB except for DBEDIT(),
use:
              /if:extend.lib /xss:debedit myprogram 
 
              To exclude any symbols starting with _ use:  
              /xs:_* 
 
              To exclude any symbol ending with @, use:
              /xs:*@ 
 
 Technical
 Note
 If you specify /u and one of these options, the exclude switch only
 matches names starting with more than one underscore (_).
 
 /y
 Description
 This option allows use of an out-of-date map file.  WSPRUN generates a
 warning message if the map file is older that the executable file.  This
 switch overrides the warning and the program automatically proceeds.