Creating a Windows DLL from C ++ source files

Question

I have several C ++ source files with which I want to create a dynamic link library.

I see this happening on linux with gcc -shared and ln

however, for Windows, I assume that I will have to modify the source files to create the DLL.

Is there a way to generate a DLL (a file similar to * .so on linux) with the provided source files. Please correct me, if I am wrong, I think it is. Dll for linux.

The reason for this is the use of SWIG to call C ++ functions in python on Windows Platfrom. I am stuck on a step that requires me to generate dlls in windows.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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link -nologo -dll -out:mylib.dll -implib:mylib.lib myobj1.obj myobj2.obj ...

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