Option
/PADD[[ATA]][[:padsize]]
The /PADD option adds filler bytes to the end of each data segment to permit subsequent linking with ILINK. If you use /PADD, you must also specify the /INCR option.
The padsize is optional; the default is 16 bytes. The /INCR option itself adds 16 bytes. This default padding is usually sufficient for successful incremental linking. If incremental linking fails, you can specify a padsize in decimal format or C-language notation. (If you specify too large a padsize, you might exceed the 64K limitation on the size of the default data segment.) For example, /PADD:32 adds an additional 32 bytes to each data segment. (You can also use 040 or 0x20 to specify 32 bytes.)