combining library files

[Guest]

I am just learning basic and i have a question. I need to access functions from two different libraries in a single program. Do i need to combine these libraries into a single library, and if so how??, or is there another way to do this?
-kevin

[Dr_Davenstein]

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Here's how it's done. If you have RelLib.LIB and
DS4QB.LIB files for example, you can combine them into
a single library. First make COMBLIB.LIB (or whatever
you want to call it):

LIB COMBLIB +RelLib.LIB +DS4QB.LIB;

Then make COMBLIB.QLB:

LINK /Q COMBLIB.LIB, COMBLIB,,BQLB45;


If you want to make an executable using LINK.EXE from
DOS, you can either use COMBLIB.LIB or you can use the
individual .LIB files:

LINK object1 object2 [...],,,COMBLIB;

or

LINK object1 object2 [...],,,RelLib +DS4QB;

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