September 11, 2007 -ND compiler switch | ||||
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Sorry if this is a previously discussed subject. I couldn't find how to search the forums. At http://www.digitalmars.com/ctg/predefined.html, it says: " _DLL Set to 1 when -ND is set. Means that the DLL RTL will be used rather than the statically linked in RTL. " I can't seem to find what "-ND" means. I'm running dmc version 8.42n and there is no mention of this switch when the command-line help is displayed. Later on in the same online help file there is the line: " WINDLL Generating Windows DLL. Defined for -WD. " which does make sense to me. Is the "-ND" a typo? David |
September 14, 2007 Re: -ND compiler switch | ||||
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Posted in reply to David Qualls | David Qualls wrote:
> Is the "-ND" a typo?
All -ND does is set the default library to SND.LIB rather than SNN.LIB, predefine _MT, and predefine _DLL.
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