Subj : Creating DLL
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : It's me
Date : Sun Dec 05 2004 09:07 pm

Now that I resolved how to use the freebie Borland command line compiler ver
5.5 to create an executable, my next task is to play with creating a dll.

If I use this:

    bcc32 -tWDE -L<paths of libs separted by ;> abc.cpp <list of lib files
strung together with "+">

No error message are displayed and a abc.dll is created.   However, if I add
the -c option to bcc32 and use ilink32.exe subsequently, ilink32 complains
that I am creating an exe and call it dll - plus I get all kinds of
unsatisfied externals (most likely because it's trying to create an
executable).

So, what's the proper way of creating a DLL?

Thanks,

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It's me

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