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Hi!
We are currently trying to persuade GCC 2.2.2 (and LINK386, of course) to
produce a DLL (for experimentation reasons with just one function:
DebugMsg() ).
We set up a DEF-File asking LINK386 to EXPORT the function, but this does
not happen. GCC compiles the stuff OK, but LINK386 says:
     function DebugMsg (alias DebugMSG) : undefined export
(or something to that effect).
Now, my question is:
Given a source module OURDLL.CC and a definition file OURDLL.DEF,
with a routine "void DebugMsg()" in OURDLL.CC, how do we combine this stuff
into a DLL with the tools already mentioned?
AND: How do we import it into, say DLLTEST.CC?
What additional information does the definition file need to include, or
rather, is there a switch for GCC like the /Ge- for C SET/2 (to indicate
creation of a DLL)?
Sorry if this seems basic and unknowledgable, after all, we're just starting,
aren't we?

Any information and hints would be greatly appreciated.
                        Daniel Tietze

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