/LOAD[= option] (D)
    /NOLOAD

    Controls whether the current program library is updated with the
    successfully processed units contained in the specified source
    files. Depending on other qualifiers specified (or not specified)
    with the ADA command, processing can involve full compilation,
    syntax checking only, and so on. The /NOLOAD qualifier causes the
    units in the specified source files to be processed, but prevents
    the current program library from being updated. For example, this
    effect allows you to obtain a machine code listing for a unit
    that has already been compiled into the program library without
    affecting the library.

    You can specify the following option:

    [NO]REPLACE   Controls whether a unit added to the current
                  program library replaces an existing unit with the
                  same name. If you specify the NOREPLACE option, the
                  unit will be added to the current program library
                  only if no existing unit has the same name, except
                  if the new unit is the missing body of an existing
                  specification, or vice versa.

    By default, the current program library is updated with the
    successfully processed units, and a unit added to the current
    program library will replace an existing unit with the same name
    (/LOAD=REPLACE).