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export (procedure directive)
The export directive belongs to the same family of procedure directives as the near, far, inline, and interrupt directives.
The export directive makes a procedure or function exportable by
- forcing the routine to use the far call model
- generating special procedure entry and exit code
If procedures and functions are to be exported by a DLL, they must be compiled with the export procedure directive. This means that an export directive, if present, must be specified on the first introduction of a procedure or function; it cannot be supplied in the defining declaration of a forward declaration.
The actual export of the procedure or function does not occur until the procedure or function is listed in a library's exports clause.