RC>
  >         icc /Gm+ /Gk+ /D__PROD_CODE__ /Q+ /Wall+ /Wppt- /W2
  > /Wppc- /G5 /O+ /Gx+ /Gs+ /Ol+ /C+ /Foobjs\secure.obj secure.cpp
  > fatal error EDC6005: Error occurred in intermediate file.
  > NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'D:\OS2\CMD.EXE' : return code '16'
  > Stop.
RC>

  The first thing that occurs whenever that sort of thing happens to me
  is to ask myself "what intermediate file?", and "what error?".

  Usually, IBM's tools query the TMP and TEMP environment variables for
  a place to store temporary files.  You may find that you have run out
  of disc space in your temporary directory, that your temporary
  directory doesn't exist, or some other file access problem has caused
  this error.

  On the other hand, you may find that IBM VisualAge C++ was, for some
  reason, unable to invoke the intermediate linker.  In which case check
  that you installed VisualAge C++ correctly, and that there aren't any
  environment variables, directories, or DLLs missing.

  On the gripping hand, you may find that you've found yet another bug
  in IBM VisualAge C++ with little-used compiler options in combination
  causing the compiler to go haywire.  Precompiled headers and
  DirectToSOM C++ cause it to die horribly with a SYS3175 4 out of every
  5 times, I have found, so I had to stop using precompiled headers.

  > JdeBP <
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