From: gunther DOT ebert AT ixos-leipzig DOT de (Gunther Ebert)
Subject: Re: DLL: How to generate .def from UNIX src
27 Jan 1997 04:53:38 -0800
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Hi,

try

gcc -c <source files>
ar rc <tmplib> <compiled source files (.o)>
ranlib <tmplib>
echo EXPORTS > <.def file>
nm <tmplib> | grep " [CT] " | sed '/ _/s// /' | awk '{print $3;}' >>
<.def file>

This works fine for me.

Gunther

Valery Fine wrote:
> 
>   Hello world.
> 
>   Does any body there can point me how one can generate a def files
> from the source (C/C++) to make DLL's?
>   It is assumed the source is "pure" one. No DLLImport/Export things
> but plenty of entry points and global/static variables to access.
> 
>    Any idea will be appreciated a lot.
>                                             Valery
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