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─────IMPLIB Summary─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     IMPLIB creates import libraries used by LINK to link dynamic-link
     libraries (DLLs) with applications.
 
     Command-Line Syntax
 
     IMPLIB [options] implibname {deffile... | dllfile...}
 
     <options>      See: ◄IMPLIB Options►
 
     <implibname>   Import library to be created
 
     <deffile>      One or more module-definition (.DEF) files used to
                    create the DLL being linked
 
     <dllfile>      One or more DLLs being linked
 
     You can specify any number of either module-definition files or
     DLLs. IMPLIB assumes no default extensions for filenames.
 
     Example
 
          IMPLIB MYLIB.LIB MYLIB.DLL
 
     The command above creates the import library named MYLIB.LIB from
     the dynamic-link library MYLIB.DLL.
 
     See: ◄Dynamic-Link Libraries►
          ◄Import Libraries►
          ◄Linking for OS/2 and Windows►
          ◄Module-Definition Files►
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