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Switch Directives
Switch directives turn compiler features on or off.
They are local or global.
  - Local variables can appear anywhere in a program unit; they affect only
    part of the compilation.
  - Global variables must appear before the declaration part of the program
    or unit being compiled; they affect the entire compilation.
   Switch   Meaning
    $A       Align Data
    $B       Boolean Evaluation
    $D       Debug Information
    $E       Emulation
    $F       Force FAR Calls
    $G       Generate 286 Instructions
    $I       Input/Output Checking
    $K       Smart Callbacks
    $L       Local Symbol Information
    $N       Numeric Coprocessor
    $O       Overlay Code Generation
    $P       Open string parameters
    $Q       Overflow Checking
    $R       Range Checking
    $S       Stack-Overflow Checking
    $T       Type-Checked Pointers
    $V       Var-String Checking
    $W       Windows Stack Frame
    $X       Extended Syntax
    $Y       Symbol Reference Information
You can group multiple switch directives, separating them with commas. For example:
{$F+,$R+,$E-,$D-}

 
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