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How do I add routines to an existing Quick library (QLB)?
 
To add routines to an existing Quick library, you must rebuild the Quick
library with all of the desired routines, including the new one(s). All
files built into the QLB must first be compiled. Here's an example
of compiling the NEW.BAS module and then rebuilding a Quick library
to include the new module and all of the routines it contains:
 
     BC new.bas /O /FS;
     LINK /Q new.obj old.lib, new.qlb,,qbxqlb.lib;
     LIB new.lib + new.obj + old.lib
 
For complete details about creating Quick libraries, see Chapter 19.
"Creating and Using Quick Libraries" in the Programmer's Guide.