by William W (6 Submissions)
Category: VB function enhancement
Difficulty: Beginner
Date Added: Wed 3rd February 2021
Rating: 
(2 Votes)
These Two Programs Allow you to have complete control
over how your project is compiled and linked
I originally had a linker in with my Make Windows DLL
files submission this is newer than the linker helper
provided with that
Advanced linker allows you to:
Change or add commands going to the linker to change
the base address, file name, entry point, even make
console programs, and change the version of windows
your program will run on and just about everything
else C++ lets you change.
Advanced Compiler allows you to:
Add or Remove Commands Going to the compiler
to change to Multi Threaded applications, Processor
optimizations, stack probes and just about everything
C++ lets you change. Even an option to save all .obj
and intermediate files from your program
Well documented and brings up a switches window when you
don't supply arguments, with all the possible switches you may use.
Simply add CMDFILE.TXT to your programs directory to supply
linker arguments. Add COMPFILE.TXT to your programs
directory to add or remove Compiler arguments.
Link makes a log of the linkers output and all commands
sent before and after (use /Verbose in CMDFILE.TXT to see each pass)
C2 Makes a log of the compiler Output and commands before and
after for each file anytime COMPFILE.TXT is present in the
programs directory and with the *-Save switch it'll save all
files to a directory named 'Obj Files'.
These programs just 'intercept' the commands to the linker and
compiler from the IDE allowing you to change or add commands.
Take Complete Control over your IDE today
after compiling and adding the Linker and Compiler to your VB Directory
(Rename C2.exe to C3.exe and Link.exe to LinkLnk.exe First!).
Comments Appreciated!
VBcoders
