NMAKE32 accepts certain flags on the command line, each of which may be specified in upper or lowercase (or any combination). Flags may be listed together following a single "-" or "/" sign. For example, the following invocations are equivalent:
nmake32 -N /d -P nmake32 /n -dP nmake32 /ndp
Some flags require an additional value. In every case, the value must be specified as a separate argument at invocation. If more than one flag that requires a value is given, the values are assigned in the order that the flags were specified. For example, the following invocations are equivalent:
nmake32 -FBD mymake.fil mybuilt.ins nmake32 -D -F mymake.fil -B mybuild.ins
Following is the general syntax for NMAKE32:
nmake32 [flags] [targets] [var=val] [@responsefile]