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From: radke@cpre1.ee.iastate.edu (Kevin Radke)
Subject: Re: ObjectAda(7.0) DLL used in Borland (4.52)
Date: 1997/08/01
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Date: 1997-08-01T00:00:00+00:00
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>I have created a DLL and LIB using ObjectAda under NT.  However, I
>cannot get Borland to link from the LIB.  Any suggestions or pointers
>would be appreciated.

The OA compiler uses the microsoft .lib format.  I believe Borland
uses their own format.  I think Borland has a tool to take a .dll
and make a borland format .lib file... (implib sounds familiar)

Kevin