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The /Fl option asks that an assembly-language listing be created for each source file.
/Fl[pathname]
The optional pathname follows immediately within the one command-line token. If pathname ends in a forward slash or backslash, it names a directory for the listing files, which will be named by default. Otherwise, pathname names a single listing file, and at most the file extension is left to a default. It is an error (D2036) to use the single-file form when compiling multiple source files. The default name for a listing file is the same as its source file, but with the extension changed to “.cod”.
The /Fl option overrides earlier instances of itself (and is overridden by later instances). Additionally, /Fl
This option passes to the back-end C/C++ compiler (C2) only, as -Fa pathname, with pathname now naming one listing file.
A listing file is to be produced for each source file. The /Fl option names the listing files, with the a and c styles preselected. It is essentially a shorthand for the combination
/FAc /Fa[pathname]
That the effects of /Fl are obtainable by composing other options is presumably why it is not documented.
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