The honker1.cpp file in this directory tests the DLL from
the SIMPLE directory. Compile the DLL in SIMPLE and then
copy SND.LIB and SND.DLL from the SIMPLE directory to this
directory. Compile the code here and then run HONKER1.EXE.
It will automatically load and test the DLL.

The EXE here uses load-time linking, hence the name of the
header file in this directory.

honker1.cpp
  Code to test the DLL in load-time mode.

sndlt.cpp
  Header file to use snd.dll in load-time linking mode. 



You can also use this code to test the DLL in the ENTRYPNT
directory. The DLL in ENTRYPNT is identical to the DLL in
SIMPLE except that it contains an entry point function. 
As far as the code using the DLL is concerned, the entry point
function is invisible.

Use MAKEFILE to compile the code under the SDK. Use HONKER1.MAK
to compile it under Visual C++. Note that, if you are creating the
Visual C++ project file yourself, you must include SND.LIB in
the project.