For people who have not programmed, here is how to make libs

[Dann Corbit]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

[beachknight]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

Oh, Dann, only 200 MB in size.

Best,

[Dann Corbit]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

Oh, Dann, only 200 MB in size.

Best,

Good point. If a picture is only worth 1000 words, why is it that my images take more than one million words in space? Hardly seems a bargain when examined that way.
I made a bzip2 compressed version:
209,201,843 vc-lib.rtf
7,117,495 vc-lib.rtf.bz2
Got a pretty good squeeze out of it.

[bob]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

Oh, Dann, only 200 MB in size.

Best,

Does sound pretty small for a microsoft library.

[beachknight]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

Oh, Dann, only 200 MB in size.

Best,

Good point. If a picture is only worth 1000 words, why is it that my images take more than one million words in space? Hardly seems a bargain when examined that way.
I made a bzip2 compressed version:
209,201,843 vc-lib.rtf
7,117,495 vc-lib.rtf.bz2
Got a pretty good squeeze out of it.

Thanks. 7 MB is downloadable and just downloaded.

Best,

[gerold]

Sometimes people ask me how to do simple programming things. I usually write a document to help them. I decided to accumulate these things on my web site. Normally, something like this would go into programming, but it is so simple that most programmers know how to do it, so I am putting it here instead. Anyway, here is a lesson on how to make libraries using Microsoft Visual C++:
http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf

Get an error message 404. Couldn't get on your site.

Best to you,

Gerold.

[tmokonen]

Hi Gerold. The original rtf file doesn't exist any more. It's now been compressed, and the new link is:

http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf.bz2

Tony

[gerold]

Hi Gerold. The original rtf file doesn't exist any more. It's now been compressed, and the new link is:

http://cap.connx.com/tutorials/vc-lib.rtf.bz2

Tony

Thanks Tony.