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In article <1992Oct14.093718.4464@apricot.co.uk>, marcusj@apricot.co.uk (Marcus Jenkins) writes:
|> I am having a certain amount of hassle building the DLL examples
|> supplied with Borland C++.  The projects build fine in the IDE
|> *except* the import library does not automatically get created 
|> by the DLL project, therefore the project that uses the DLL 
|> barfs during the link phase.  I have played with IMPLIB (with
|> reference to the manuals) and I haven't successfully managed
|> to create an import library for the DLL yet.  Any clues?
|> 

The DOS based IDE will create the .LIB file (double check the make options
in Options | Make, Generate Import Library).  However, the Windows hosted
IDE will not do this (brain-dead BCW !!!)

IMPLIB works for me as does IMPLIBW.  When you say that you haven't
successfully managed to create an import library do you mean the .LIB file
isn't even created, or it is but you get link errors when linking with it?
In the latter case, make sure that you are using case sensitive link *and*
case sensitive exports.


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