Visual C++ requires a module definition file that specifies which functions are exported from a DLL and some options that control how the DLL is loaded into memory. Module definition files end with the extension .def.
For most projects, you can use the generated module definition file as is. In some cases, you may want to edit settings other than those in the EXPORTS section. For example, your component may perform better with a smaller or larger HEAPSIZE setting.
Do not edit the generated function names in the EXPORTS
section of the .def file for a C++ component.
If you do, the EAServer dispatcher will not be able to call your
methods.
