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The WPP386 environment variable can be used to specify commonly-used options
for the 32-bit C++ compiler.


     SET WPP386=/option1 /option2 ...

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

Example:

     C>set wpp386=/d1 /ox

Once the WPP386 environment variable has been defined, those options listed
become the default each time the WPP386 command is used.