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1.1 root 1: Sample: Creating Resource-Only DLLs
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3: Summary:
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5: The RESDLL sample shows how to create a resource-only
6: dynamic link library (DLL). In short, this is accomplished
7: by creating and resource-compiling a resource (.RC) file,
8: and then linking the compiled .RES file with the appropriate
9: libraries to create the DLL. Note that no DLL entry point is
10: required; hence, the "-entry: " switch can also be removed
11: from the link line.
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13: The MAIN.EXE program tests THE_DLL.DLL by loading it and
14: referencing the DLL's icon, cursor, and bitmap. The icon and
15: cursor are used by the registered window class, and the
16: bitmap is used in painting the client area.
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