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Usually the global language (LANGUAGES) is set to C by means of the command ‘@c’ in limbo, rather than using ‘-c’ on the command line. However, one may need to use the command-line option ‘-c’ if a subsequent command-line option is language-dependent. See, for example, the discussion of the option ‘-D’ in ‘-D’: Display reserved words.