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     There are several different protocols required for generating
     optimal function call sequences under Windows.
 
     User Code
 
     User functions are any functions that belong solely to your
     application; they are not in a dynamic-link library (DLL). Under
     Windows, there are two methods for invoking user functions: direct
     function calls and Windows call-backs. All window procedures are
     call-backs, as are most timer functions.
 
     See also: ◄__export keyword►
               ◄EXPORTS Statement►
               ◄Windows DLL Options►
               ◄Protected-Mode User Functions (/GA)►
               ◄Customized Windows Entry/Exit Code (/GE)►
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