pranavjosh -
I'm having a hard time understanding your question.
I think you're asking, when compiling/linking a DLL, how to overcome the command-line length limit of about 120 characters? If so, what you do is supply a command file:
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CL /Ob2 @RESP MYAPP.C
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where the file RESP contains:
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/Og /link LIBC.LIB
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which results in:
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CL /Ob2 /Og MYAPP.C /link LIBC.LIB
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Hope this is what you were asking. You can find out more on the MSDN website (msdn.microsoft.com), and by running the CL.EXE with the /? switch.
Chip H.