14Apr2021
Add file code 500 for x-type systems
04Jul2011
BindLib now keeps the License flag of a program file.
18Aug2010
Complete re-write: BindLib now accesses the program file header directly to add/delete a library.
In addition it does NOT change any time stamp. For this reason, it needs to become licensed.
16Aug2010
Performance enhancement to attach libraries to code 100 type files.
This enhancement requires BindLib to be licensed.
12Aug2010
Error handling enhanced.
File search now skips OSS files fast.
22Sep2009
Error handling enhacned.
30Jul2009
nld is used to bind files with file code 700, and eld is used for file code 800 files.
19Sep2007
Open files now cause BINDLIB to display an error message.
10Jan2007, Version 200
BindLib now supports object files of code 100, 700, and 800.
Binds and de-binds a library to/from an executable
BINDLIB is FreeWare from GreenHouse Software & Consulting
BINDLIB binds libraries to program files. It mimics the
RUN program/LIB library/
command.
To successfully bind or de-bind a library to or from a program file, you need to have
- Write and Execution Access on the program file
- Execution Access on the Library file
- the object, to which the lib has to be bound, MUST be closed