On UNIX/Linux platforms only, selects all options recommended for programs requiring large amounts of storage for static variables,
and in 64-bit environments, also disables the 2GB limit for initialized static storage.
Individual data structures are still limited to a maximum of 2GB storage.
Note: Large amounts of initialized static storage might result in very long compile times and large compiled file sizes. We recommend
that in this case, use uninitialized static for large data items and initialize in code if necessary.
Restriction: Not supported on Windows platforms.