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Sorry, I think that is a contradiction to what it reads on the page that you mentioned:Kukulkan wrote:I think what Mario is saying that the /DLL switch on Windows does not have a Filename parameter:
https://www.purebasic.com/documentation ... piler.html
For Linux and Mac there is a Filename parameter. But not for Windows (just /DLL).
So the DLL is always named PureBasic.dll.
https://www.purebasic.com/documentation/reference/cli_compiler.html wrote:Examples:
CLI> pbcompiler "C:\Project\Source\DLLSource.pb" /EXE "C:\Project\project.dll" /DLL
The compiler will compile the source code (here with full path) and create the DLL "project.dll" in the given directory.
Is that an indication that it might be so, sometime in the future?Fred wrote:Yes, you can use the /EXE flag to specify the output name. I agree it's badly named, it should be /OUTPUT parameter.
Great, that works for me to know that now.Fred wrote:Yes, you can use the /EXE flag to specify the output name. I agree it's badly named, it should be /OUTPUT parameter.
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/DLL "Filename": Create a DLL with the given file name.Cool, to know about that page.Little John wrote:Sorry, I think that is a contradiction to what it reads on the page that you mentioned:https://www.purebasic.com/documentation/reference/cli_compiler.html wrote:Examples:
CLI> pbcompiler "C:\Project\Source\DLLSource.pb" /EXE "C:\Project\project.dll" /DLL
The compiler will compile the source code (here with full path) and create the DLL "project.dll" in the given directory.
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pbcompiler /?/DLL "Filename.dll" - the output file will be a DLL (if there is no filename given, the output file will be named "PureBasic.dll")
