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From: fedtmule@diku.dk (Jens Markussen)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Splitting Turbo C library modules
Keywords: TurboC, libraries, modules
Message-ID: <1991Jan12.222446.26899@odin.diku.dk>
Date: 12 Jan 91 22:24:46 GMT
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Organization: Institute of Computer Science, U of Copenhagen
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Hi,
	
	I'm writing a collection of Turbo-C functions. These are still all
contained in one single source-file (makes it easy - sharing variables and
so forth). Compiling this file naturally generates one object file. Now, 
I'm trying to make a library-file (.lib-file) out of these functions. Using
the TLIB program adds the entire object file as one module. This means that
my programs, even if using only a few of the functions, will need to link
the entire module into the executable file.
	I'm looking for a way to add my functions, with the functions acting
as separate modules (same style that Borlands uses in their libraries 
(cs.lib..)), but without having to split my sources-file into lots of small
files. Any clues as to how this could be done, would be appreciated....

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