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From: Scott A. S. <ss...@ma...> - 2002-06-25 15:45:11
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Hello, It is terrific that Dev-C++ supports templates for creating one's own project types (http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html). Unfortunately I cannot find any documentation that inticates how to do so. Specifically, I would like to create a DLL project that does NOT make use of dllwrap/dlltool. I believe that both Cygwin/GCC and MinGW both support generation DLL's directly with the compiler, so dllwrap/dlltool are becoming obsolete. For me dllwrap does not work properly in exporting all of my functions (code without declspec everywhere) but gcc direclty builds my DLLs properly. Yes, I could just continually change the Makefile to set linking so that it uses gcc/c++, but since Dev-C++ supports users making their own templates I'd prefer that solution. Is this documented anywhere? Does it work in the latest version? Does anyone know how to make a new template? Thanks, Scott |