Bloodshed

[mwieder]

All-

I spent some time yesterday downloading and experimenting with the
Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler to create Windows external libraries and
came up with this:

Yes, it can be done. There are a couple of undocumented options you
need to set in order to do this. The Bloodshed help file seems fairly
useless (where have I heard this before?) but perusing the online gcc
documentation with Google gave better, if painstaking, results for the
command-line options. There may be #pragmas for some of these things
but I haven't found them.

Include your source file and XCmdGlue.c.
Under Project | Project Options select the "Parameters" tab.
Then in the Linker window you will want to have just these two
options:

-fno-leading-underscore
-def myDLL.def <or whatever the name of your def file is>

The contents of myDLL.def should be:

LIBRARY external

EXPORTS
getXtable

Hope this helps someone.

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-Mark Wieder
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