Specifies one or more prelink options. If multiple options are
  specified, they must be enclosed in parentheses and separated by
  commas.  You can specify the following options:

  USE_OBJECT_FILES (D)

  Tells CXXLINK not to use the CXX$LINK.OLB library found in a
  repository directory.  Instead, CXXLINK looks for the specific
  object files and adds them to the linker options file.

  Use of this qualifier also prevents CXXLINK from creating and
  populating a CXX$LINK.OLB object library in the repository
  directory.

  USE_OLB

  Tells CXXLINK to use the CXX$LINK.OLB found in a repository directory.
  Specifying this option might improve link-time performance but in
  some cases could produce unresolved template symbols.

  TEMPLATE_PRELINK (D)
  NOTEMPLATE_PRELINK

  Controls whether CXXLINK bypasses the template instantiation process. By
  default, CXXLINK performs at least one partial link to determine whether
  there are any unresolved template symbols that need to be instantiated.
  If you know that your program does not use templates, then you can
  specify /PRELINK=NOTEMPLATE_PRELINK to bypass this partial link and
  proceed directly to the final link.

  This qualifier has the same effect as specifying /TEMPLATE_PRELINK or
  /NOTEMPLATE_PRELINK.

  Because in the future, the OpenVMS Linker Utility might require that
  /TEMPLATE_PRELINK be removed, it is recommended that users
  modify their use of CXXLINK to use this new form of the qualifier.

  ADD_INCLUDE_LIBRARIES (D)
  NOADD_INCLUDE_LIBRARIES

  Controls whether, if initial link fails, CXXLINK adds to the linker
  options file the names of any object libraries specified on the command
  line using the /INCLUDE= syntax.

  CXXLINK also checks for any /INCLUDE= library when SYS$INPUT:/OPT
  is used.

  CXXLINK does not parse any other linker options file for /INCLUDE=
  syntax.

  Because of the order of dependencies between template instantiations and
  object files, the OpenVMS Linker Utility sometimes fails to extract
  all the required modules from an object library that was specified using
  /INCLUDE=.  To work around the problem CXXLINK provides that library as
  input to the linker in its linker options file without the /INCLUDE=
  syntax, thereby allowing the linker to scan that object library one more
  time for missing symbols.

  This qualifier should be used only if a CXXLINK user requires more
  control over which object files are included from a given object
  library.