4.4.3.1 Using the Application Builder

The Application Builder tool provides another way to build and test hello.dll :

1. In the LispWorks for Windows IDE do Works > Tools > Application Builder
2. Set the Build script to be your file hello.lisp and do Works > Build > Build to build the DLL.
3. Do Works > Build > Run With Arguments . Enter rundll32 in the Execute pane, enter hello.dll,Hello in the Arguments pane, and press OK to test the library.