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| • Customizing spld | Customizing spld | |
| • All-in-one Executables | All-in-one Executables | |
| • Setting up the C compiler on Windows | Setting up the C compiler on Windows | |
| • Extended Runtime Systems | Extended Runtime Systems | |
| • spld Examples | Examples |
The application builder, spld, is used for creating
stand-alone executables.
spld takes the files specified on the command line and combines
them into an executable file, much like the UNIX ld or the
Windows link commands.
Note that no pathnames passed to spld should contain spaces.
Under Windows, this can be avoided by using the short version of
pathnames as necessary.
See too-spld for detailed information about spld options etc.