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       SPLUS CHAPTER DYNAMIC LINK LIBRARY : Swavet\S.dll
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SPLUS chapter Wizard has created "Swavet" project for you.  This project
demonstrates the use of VC++ with SPLUS chapter and serves as a starting point for 
writing your SPLUS chapter DLL based on .C() and .Call interfaces.

This file contains a summary of what you will find in each of the files that
make up your Swavet\S.dll.

Swavet.h
	This is the header file containing the function prototypes.

Swavet.cxx
	This is the source file containing the function implementations.

Swavet.ssc
	This is the source file containing the corresponding SPLUS function.

Swavet.dsp
    This file is the project file containing information used by
	the Microsoft Developer Studio.

Swavet.dsw
    This file is the workspace file containing information used by
	the Microsoft Developer Studio.

Swavet.def
	This file is a Module-Definition File. It is useful if you cannot, 
	or do not want to, modify your source files. Use tools such as 
	dumpbin /symbols Swavet.obj to find the right symbols that can be added
	to Swavet.def.  Note that the naming conventions used by the SPLUS engine
	is based on STDCALL which is _name@n, where name is the name of your function
	and n is the number of arguments * 4. 

To build this project, 
	select Build S.dll from the Build menu.

To debug this dll, follow the steps below
	1. Select "General" in the "Catagory:" drop-down list of the "Debug" tap in the project setting... dialog.
	2. Change "the Executable for debug session:" editbox to the full path of SPLUS executable  
	3. Set a breakpoint in the source file.
	4. Click on Go button on the toolbar.
	5. source the .ssc file into SPLUS via the SPLUS command line.
	6. Hit Enter when you are ready to debug.

	After the step 6, the debugger should stop at the line where your breakpoint was set.

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Other notes:

"TODO:" is used to indicate parts of the source code you should add to or customize.

