Q29842: C 5.10 MTDYNA.DOC: Component Files of MTDYNA Libraries
Article: Q29842
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Version(s): 5.10 | 5.10
Operating System(s): MS-DOS | OS/2
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | | mspl13_c
Last Modified: 15-JAN-1991
The following information is from "Section 5: Creating Dynamic-Link
Libraries" of the Microsoft C version 5.10 MTDYNA.DOC file.
5.2.1 Component Files of Multiple-Thread Dynamic-Link Libraries
A large number of files are supplied for the creation of
multiple-thread dynamic-link libraries. A list and brief description
of the files supplied with this release is shown below:
CRTDLL.OBJ Start-up code for dynamic-link library files.
CRTEXE.OBJ Start-up code for executable files.
CRTLIB.OBJ Start-up code for C run-time library.
CDLLOBJS.LIB C run-time library objects.
CDLLOBJS.DEF Module-definition file that contains the entry
points for all C functions.
CDLLOBJS.CMD OS/2 batch file to create multiple-thread C
run-time dynamic-link library.
CDLLSUPP.LIB Supplemental file that contains C run-time
information that cannot be dynamically linked.
MTMAIN.C Sample main program (multiple thread).
MTMAIN.DEF Module-definition file for main (multiple
thread).
MTDLL.C Sample dynamic-link library file (multiple
thread).
MTDLL.DEF Module-definition file for DLL.C (multiple
thread).
MKMTDLL.CMD OS/2 batch file for creating multiple-thread
dynamic-link library.
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