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Binding of References Creating Import Libraries From Existing DLLs
has unresolved references, that is either an error, warning, or ignored, depending on
what is specified for the -unres_symbols option, similar to how this option is used
when building a new loadfile. If the -unres_symbols option was not specified, the
default in this situation is error. The import library that represents the implicit DLL's
never has DWARF symbol table information.
The address of the import library that represents the implicit DLL's is specified the
same way as for the text segment of a DLL. In particular, this includes the use of a
DLL registry. The name of the entry to use in the registry file would be the same as the
filename specified in the -make_import_lib option.
Otherwise, not all the DLL's on the command line have the
EF_TANDEM_IMPLICIT_LIB bit set in their ELF headers. In this case, it is required
that there be only one DLL in the command stream, and the import library will
represent it with the same DLL name. By default, the import library created will have
the same DWARF symbols information as the existing DLL. However, if either the -s
or -x option is given, the import library will not contain DWARF symbols information.
The following are the options allowed when creating an import library that represents a
single DLL:
-must_use_iname
-no_banner
-no_verbose
-NS_extent_size
-NS_max_extents
-obey
-s
-set incomplete on
-stdin
-temp_i
-verbose
-vslisting
-warn
-x
The following are the options allowed when creating the import library that represents
the implicit DLL's:
-check_registry
-must_use_iname
-must_use_rname
-no_banner
-no_verbose
-NS_extent_size
-NS_max_extents
-obey
-stdin
-t
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