/*
    env-cb.lnt:  environment parameters for the Borland C++ Builder

    Select "Tools" and then select "Configure Tools ...".
    This will open a "Tool Options" dialog from which you can select
    "Add...".  This yields a "Tool Properties" dialog which will
    require you to add the following four entries:

    Title:  &Lint
    (the '&' allows selection via 'L' from the Tool menu).

    Program:  C:\LINT\LINT-NT.EXE
    (modify the path as appropriate)

    Working dir:
    (when left blank, the default becomes $PATH($EDNAME))

    Command Line:  $SAVE -u -v -iC:\LINT std env-cb $EDNAME

    This command line will save the current file ($SAVE)
    After specifying unit checkout (-u) and no verbosity (-v) and
    include directories (-i) there appears 'std' specifying the
    file std.lnt.  This is the same as appears in your lin.bat file.
    The 'env-cb' specifies the file you are currently reading;
    finally, the being-edited file appears as $EDNAME.

    After you close things up and return to the main menu, you can
    select the 'Tool' menu and your new entry should be there.

    Note that this method does not allow you to automatically sequence
    through messages.  This ability was available in previous Borland
    Development environments but we (Gimpel Software) have no idea
    how this would be done with C++ Builder.
 */

+e900       // always produce at least one line of output
-t4         // Presume that tabs are every 4 stops
+fpa        // pause before closing the message window.