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Thankyou! Now I�ve got my dll file.
/Mattias


"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket> skrev i meddelandet
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> > That worked. But then Im supposed to do this:
> > link -dll -noentry -out:filename.dll filename.res
>
> To build using directions for doing things with Microsoft tools then you
> must have those tools.
>
> A DLL, all DLL's, have at least one function in them because that function
> is required for Windows to load the DLL.  The DLL is built by the linker
> from the startup code, the runtime libraries, the code containing that
> function and optionally also from a compiled resource file.
>
> Assume this is contained in a source file called s.cpp
>
> -------------------
> #include <windows.h>
> int WINAPI DllEntryPoint(HINSTANCE, unsigned long, void*)
>   {
>   return 1;
>   }
> -------------------
>
> Compile to an object file like this:
>
> bcc32 -RT- -x- -WD -c s
>
> Assuming that the compiled resource file is r.res and the DLL name is to
be
> dllname.dll then link with this command:
>
> ilink32 /Tpd/aa/Gn/x/c c0d32 s,dllname,,noeh32 import32 cw32,,r.res
>
> IF the DLL is only going to be used on a machine where the compiler has
been
> installed then you could dynamic link it to make the DLL smaller.  You can
> do that by using these lines instead:
>
> bcc32 -RT- -x- -WR -WD -c s
>
> ilink32 /Tpd/aa/Gn/x/c c0d32 s,dllname,,noeh32 import32 cw32i,,r.res
>
> .  Ed
>
> > Mattias wrote in message
> > news:401539c6@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > But my problem is not to get a res file. I managed that step.
> > My problem is to make a dll out of the res file.
> >
> > The msdn library tells me to create the rc file with:
> > rc -r -fo filename.res filename.rc
> >
> > That worked. But then Im supposed to do this:
> > link -dll -noentry -out:filename.dll filename.res
> >
> > And that doesnt work. It doesnt recognize link. How should
> > it be done?
>
>