Subj : Re: A really stupid Question - how to build a library
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Tue Oct 05 2004 06:47 pm

From the command line

  tlib /C libname.lib -+file1.obj -+file2.obj +-file3.obj {etc}

where -+ means replace so when you first create the library it will 
give you a warning that the files did not already exist in the 
library.

From a response file

  tlib /C libname.lib @respfile.txt

where respfile.txt contains

-+file1.obj &
-+file2.obj &
-+file3.obj

Note that the & line continuation character must be preceeded by a 
space.

From the IDE I do not remember the location of the library selection, 
but could not tell you even if I did because it varies among versions 
and you have not mentioned what version you are using.  Look at the 
target types that you can create.  Use the help.

..  Ed

> D Kat wrote in message
> news:4162f33b$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Nope.  I don't want to do this in builder.  This is for a DOS 
> program.  I meant Borland not Builder.  Sorry.

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