rzh@lll-lcc.UUCP (Roger Hanscom) (03/29/89)
Does anybody know an easy way to retrieve "members" of a
library file (i.e. extract individual .obj or .rel files
from a collection of same). I've got an old library file
that was apparently created with the librarian of Datalite
C (or some-such). I'm not about to purchase a version of
that program just to read this file. Any ideas?? Do all
library utilities format their output in fundamentally
similar ways -- not exactly identical, but similar??
roger rzh@lll-lcc.llnl.gov
ucbvax!lll-lcc!rzhcs3b3aj@maccs.McMaster.CA (Stephen M. Dunn) (03/30/89)
Assuming that the library in question isn't in some non-standard form,
you can extract .obj files using either Microsoft's LIB or Borland's TLIB.
I don't know the command you'd use for TLIB, but for LIB you would type
something like this:
LIB library_name *module_name;
where the command * means "extract the following module" (but it doesn't
remove it from the library, just puts a copy of it onto your disk).
Hope this helps.
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