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In article <Rg1RTB1w165w@dat1hb.north.de> lion@dat1hb.north.de (Daniel Tietze) writes:
>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() ).

>Sorry if this seems basic and unknowledgable, after all, we're just starting,
>aren't we?
>

I don't know if GCC/2 supports DLLs. A DLL needs some different start up code
linked with it.

However, EMX-GCC (which also uses the gcc 2.2.2 compiler) DOES support
DLLs, and has the proper startup code. EMX-GCC can be found at the same place
you got GCC/2. If you get emxdev, gnudev, and emxtest you will get the
compiler. libraries, and test files which show you how to write and use
DLLs (among other things). Make sure you get EMX 0.8e.

IF someone does know the extra things needed to get GCC/2 supporting DLLs,
then they can post a followup.

>Any information and hints would be greatly appreciated.
>                        Daniel Tietze
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