Can anyone explain what the LINK386 /Align switch does any better
than what I have been able to find in the literature?  In particular, is
there an optimum value for all (or only some) 32-bit programs, and what
is it?

    For example:  In the IBM PL/I for OS/2 "Programming Guide" the
examples use switch /A:2.  In the IBM "C/C++ Tools Programming Guide"
the example touts switch /A;16.  The on-line "Developer's Toolkit
(version 3) Tools Information file for LINK386 recommends /A:2.  What
does the value signify?  Does it really make any difference?  Why?

    Any explanatory comments would be appreciated.

          --Murray

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