examples/PIPS/HelloWorldExample/src/helloworlddllexample/helloworlddllexample.c

// helloworlddllexample.cpp
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Description:  
*/


// This example is a simple PIPS STDDLL application that contains the export function definition.
#include "helloworlddllexample.h"
#include <stdio.h>

/*
Definition of the export function declared in the header file.
This function prints a welcome message.
*/
void PrintHelloWorld()
        {
        char str[90]=" Welcome to HelloWorld Basic EXE and DLL example, using symbolic name lookup\n";
        printf("%s",str);
        getchar();
        }

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