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Microsoft Windows NT Build 297 06-28-1992
Sample: Creating Resource-Only DLLs Summary: The RESDLL sample shows how to create a resource-only dynamic link library (DLL). In short, this is accomplished by creating and resource-compiling a resource (.RC) file, and then linking the compiled .RES file with the appropriate libraries to create the DLL. Note that no DLL entry point is required; hence, the "-entry: " switch can also be removed from the link line. The MAIN.EXE program tests THE_DLL.DLL by loading it and referencing the DLL's icon, cursor, and bitmap. The icon and cursor are used by the registered window class, and the bitmap is used in painting the client area.
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