RE: BCC and DLLs

[Harry]

Making DLL’s with Borland is not dependent upon the Operating System.   In your existing project,  select Project|New Target.   On the ensuing dialog, type in the name of the DLL and accept the default STANDARD.  Press OK.  On the next dialog,  choose Target Type DLL,  platform WIN32.  For OpenSLL I presume it won’t be a GUI interface (for the DLL), so choose Target Model “Console”.   In the DLL CPP module, you need to declare an entry point.  The syntax is very sensitive.  Here’s an example (the GetModuleFileName() is not required, it was something I needed for my specific requirements.   BOOL WINAPI DllEntryPoint( HINSTANCE hInstance, DWORD /*fdwRreason*/,LPVOID /*plvReserved*/) {             char *p;                ::GetModuleFileName(hInstance,LoadDirectory, MAXPATH);              // now remove file name              p=strrchr(LoadDirectory, '\\');              *p='\x0';              lstrcat(LoadDirectory, "\\");                return 1;   // Indicate that the DLL was initialized successfully. }     HTH   Harry     -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Jonathan Marriott Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 1:44 PM To: OpenSSL Users Subject: BCC and DLLs   Does anybody know how to make DLLs using Borland C Compiler under Windows 2000?   Jon