To run BSCMAKE, use the following command line:
BSCMAKE [[options]] sbrfiles
This syntax applies to all forms of BSCMAKE. Specify either BSCMAKE or BSCMAKEV in the first position on the command line.
Options can appear only in the options field on the command line. If the /r option is used, it must be first.
The sbrfiles field specifies one or more .SBR files created by a compiler or assembler. If you specify more than one file, separate the names with spaces or tabs. You must specify the extension; there is no default. You can specify a path with the filename, and you can use operating-system wildcards (* and ?).
During an incremental build, you can specify new .SBR files that were not part of the original build. If you want all contributions to remain in the database, you must specify all .SBR files (including truncated files) that were originally used to create the database. If you omit an .SBR file, that file's contribution to the database is removed.
Do not specify a truncated .SBR file for a full build. A full build requires contributions from all specified .SBR files. Before you perform a full build, recompile and create a new .SBR file for each empty file.
Example
The following command runs BSCMAKE to build a file called MAIN.BSC from three .SBR files:
BSCMAKE main.sbr file1.sbr file2.sbr