Overview
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  Blinker Commands Overview
  This section is intended as a reference for all the Blinker script file
  commands, but a thorough understanding of these commands should be
  obtained before attempting to create a program or to convert an existing
  program for use with Blinker.

  Script file(s) are specified on the command line and default to an
  extension of .LNK.  They may be nested, and more than one may be used on
  the command line, e.g.:

  BLINKER @Defaults @Other LIB Mylib VERBOSE

  This command line instructs Blinker to read the script file DEFAULTS.LNK
  followed by the script file OTHER.LNK.  It also instructs Blinker to use
  the library MYLIB.LIB and to display a VERBOSE listing of the .OBJ files
  being processed.

  The full names of the commands or any unique abbreviation of the words
  which comprise the commands may be used, although it is recommended that
  at least three letters be used for clarity.  For example, the command

  BLINKER OVERLAY OPSIZE 40

  can be abbreviated to BLI OVE OPS 40.