Response Files and Command Line Options
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 You can mix and match command line options with a response file. For 
 example, assume you have a response file called DBULINK2.LNK that contains
 the following two lines:

 +(DBUVIEW+DBUSTRU+DBUEDIT+DBUINDX+DBUCOPY+DBUUTIL+DBUHELP)+
 OVLMGR,,,CLIPPER+EXTEND

 The difference between this example and DBULINK1.LNK (above) is that the 
 first filename (DBU) is missing and the overlay manager file is included.
 To link DBU.EXE you would enter the following at the command line:

 WARPLINK /R /OP:M DBU @DBULINK2.LNK

 The response file picks up right where your entry leaves off by appending
 the first plus sign (+) to DBU as if the response file and command line 
 were one.  Since a program file is not specified, the file DBU.EXE file
 will be created.  A map file name and options are not specified, so a map
 file will not be created.  WarpLink will look for two libraries, CLIPPER.LIB
 and EXTEND.LIB.

 Notice that in this example response file, all of the .OBJ files are in 
 parentheses.
 This means that they will be overlaid.  When overlaying files, the 
 corresponding overlay manager file name (OVLMGR.OBJ, C5OVLMGR.OBJ, or
 CNOVLMGR.OBJ) must be included in the object file list.