Hi
I'm creating a DLL using the borland compiler. Using the __cdecl
convention with borland generate exported functions with a "_" prefix on
each exported function (nuisance).
In the Borland IDE, I can add a .def file and alias these, to names
without the "_" prefix, e.g.
.def file
LIBRARY mylib.dll
EXPORTS
func1 = _func1
func2 = _func2
causing the resulting DLL to have both _func1 and func1 available, as I
can see with a dll export viewer.
When I build the dll using CMAKE, however, even after adding the .def
file, the resulting dll don't have the aliased names.
I have tried adding the def file to sources, but that seem no to work,
and setting the module linker flags, e.g.
set (CMAKE_MODULE_LINKER_FLAGS "${CMAKE_MODULE_LINKER_FLAGS}
\"/DEF:${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/myllib.def\"")
is not doing it either.
Anyone knowing how to do it properly?
-totte
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