From: eglebbk AT dds DOT nl (Evert Glebbeek)
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Subject: Re: dlls
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 From: "Nilesh M" <nm AT gfpx DOT com>
 On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 15:51:16 -0400

>I seems that djgpp cannot create windows .dlls?  
Of course not. djgpp is a DOS compiler. To create windows apps. you'll
need a different compiler like MinGW32, or install RSXNTDJ.
>If it can, where do I find
>docs on how to do that?  If not, then are there any other compilers that
>create dlls?
I think MinGW32 or Cygwin could do this, but I don't use either of
them. I'm not sure if RSXNTDJ can create DLL's, because I've never
been interested in trying this.
Oh, obviously, M$ VC will also create DLL's for you.
>(other than borland turbo c++)
IIRC ``Turbo c'' and ``Borland c'' are two different programs and only
the latter can create Windows apps.

HTH,

Evert Glebbeek