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When you are building a DLL, you can use the DLLORDER macro to specify an order file that will be passed to the linker.

The order file lists the functions and the order in which they should be linked together. By default, the Build utility passes the name of the DLL as the name of the order file. For example, if you are building Kernel32.dll, the Build utility expects Kernel32.prf as the order file.

You can use the DLLORDER macro to specify another name. The Build utility will use whatever name you give it. It can be in a different subdirectory, have a different name, or a different an extension. You can set DLLORDER to whatever you want it to be, and you can give it a fully qualified path name.

This macro can be used instead of NTPROFILEINPUT.

 

 

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Build date: 5/3/2011