| Title: | Alpha Developer Support |
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| Moderator: | HYDRA::SYSTEM |
| Created: | Mon Jun 06 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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Company Name : IBR - Point 19784
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Date/Time in : 13-FEB-1997 13:50:46
Entered by : Dave Hague
SPE center : REO
Category : NT
OS Version : 4.0
System H/W : Alpha
Brief Description of Problem:
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They wish to produce a DLL in Windows NT4.0. This DLL should call up modules
from static libaries, which are referenced, during runtime.
With IBM and AIX this is possible using Import/export files
Can this be done under WNT 4.0?
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| 3191.1 | faxed reply | RDGENG::HAGUE | Fri Feb 14 1997 06:26 | 17 | |
A DLL can be linked with an Import/export library on Windows NT. The library is build when the static library is compiled/linked. The normally naming convention is .lib. This is then linked with the DLL. At run-time it is also possible to find the address of a library, using the win32 Loadlibrary routine and getprocaddress routine. I would suggest that you look the subscribe to Microsoft MSDN - Microsoft Developer Network or look at the samples (SDK) on the Visual C++ CD. There are some useful examples of how to use Import/export libraries on Windows NT. regards. Dave [email protected] | |||||