The FGL librarian is part of the freely provided FifthGen Engine and is used to create
binary FGL libraries for use with standalone applications and Active Pages. It is invoked
directly from the command line or from within your program editor (TextPad) or properly
configured IDE. The default installation places the librarian, SLIB.EXE, in the c:\fgl
directory and adds this directory to the system path.
The librarian provides advanced options for the creation and maintenance of complex
binary libraries. It can quickly combine object code into a single optimized library, or
it can be used to remove and/or replace individual classes and functions from existing
libraries.
FGL libraries provide an efficient and secure method to distribute FGL code and to group
common functions and classes. The FifthGen Server includes the ability to pre-load FGL
libraries for extremely efficient generation of dynamic content
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usage: slib [/QUIET] [-]<libfile>[.FLB] [[+-]<inFile>[.FGX|.FLB] ...]
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Syntax: /QUIET does not echo warnings and errors to the console
[-]<libfile>[.FLB] specifies the base name of the library to create.
if the "-" parameter is specified, will not overwrite
any existing library file of this name, but will
delete and replace all corresponding functions and
classes contained in the specified object source.
[[+-]<inFile>[.FGX|.FLB] ...] optionally specifies additional object
code to add or remove (+/-) from the specified
library.
Examples: slib common
slib -common +common +myfuncs
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Sample Output:
C:\fgl\libs\src>slib -fglwebsite +fglwebsite
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Procedures = 15
Classes = 1
Library Size = 10967
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See also:
Compiler | Linker | Librarian | Console | Debugger | Profiler | Project | Editor | IDE
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