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larva (larva@larva.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: NT Programmers,

: I'm trying to build a .LIB for somebody else's 32-bit .DLL for which I
: don't have the source.

: In 16-bit, this would have been a job for IMPLIB. But it seems that IMPLIB
: has now been incorporated into the linker. The idea seems to be that you
: create the .DLL and .LIB together at link time.
: Does this mean you can't generate an import library without the source anymore?

: Ideas welcomed,

: -- 
: Felix Dilke

I hit this problem when Microsoft removed the toolhelp entry points from
the libraries they supply in the 32 bit SDK, because they are not available
on NT (I'm building for Win 95 where they do exist).  The solution I'm
currently using is to take the function prototypes which I do have, add dummy
bodies to them, and compile this file.  I then have to link this with a def
file in order to create an (unwanted and useless) DLL, and the required
library.

Mark Berry.
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Yup, Visual C++ is pretty sad in the IMPLIB stakes thesedays - whoever 
decided to lose that functionality is one sick little puppy. Anyway, if 
you have access to Borland C++, even just once, you'll find it comes with 
a utility called (ta-daaaa) IMPLIB. Version 4.5 works for 16- and 32-bit. 
There's also an IMPDEF which generates the .def file from the .dll, if 
you need to see what it found.

Hope this helps,
- Gavin.


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