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What are the sources files in the source folders?
Now I'm looking through the code windows xp, 2003, nt. There, in each folder, there is a sources file (something similar to a makefile), with the following content:
!IF 0
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Sources file for building an Win32 dll.
Module Name : Sources for timerw32.dll
Author: vaidy
Revision: 10/23/90
Comments:
o Use C_DEFINES "-DWIN32" to build for Windows NT
o Use C_DEFINES "-DWIN32" & "-DW32S" to build for WIN32s
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!ENDIF
DLLBASE=0x75000000
MAJORCOMP = windows
TARGETNAME=timerw32
TARGETPATH=$(BASEDIR)\public\sdk\lib
TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK
TARGETLIBS=
DLLENTRY=TimerDllInitialize
INCLUDES=..\inc
SOURCES= timer.c
UMTYPE=windows
UMLIBS=
C_DEFINES= -DWIN32
386_WARNING_LEVEL=-W3
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The sources file contains build rules and path variables for libraries and other files. You can also use macros in this file. Under Windows Vista and above, this file is optional (if I understand correctly). More details can be found in the DDK documentation for Windows 2000 and XP under: Windows DDK -> Driver Development Tools -> The Build Utility -> Build Utility Reference
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