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/Gs[number]
The optional number follows immediately within the one command-line token. It may be given in decimal notation or in a notation with a base prefix. The default is 4096. Values greater than 0 but less than 10 are coerced to the default, with a warning (D4014).
The /Gs option overrides earlier instances of itself (and is overridden by later instances). A first instance, /Gs with no number, is provided by CL as an initial option. Additionally, /Gs
Also, /Gs0 is implied by /Ge, though only for the back-end compiler (C2).
This option passes to the front-end C and C++ compilers (C1 and C1XX), but as /Gs with no number. It passes to the back-end compiler (C2) with number, including if defaulted.
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