LIBRARY (module definition command)
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 Purpose:
 Create a DLL and name it

 Syntax 16:
 LIBRARY [libname] [PRIVATELIB] [WINDOWAPI]

 Syntax 32:
 LIBRARY [libname] [BASE = address]

 Example:
 LIBRARY mydll

 This command sets the internal name of the program and indicates that the
 resulting executable will be a dynamic link library. If used, LIBRARY must
 be the first command. If a name is not specified then the internal name is
 set to the base name of the executable file without its extension.
 The PRIVATELIB keyword tells Windows that only one program can use the DLL
 at a time.

 The WINDOWAPI keyword is the default and indicates that the DLL is a Windows
 or PM application which can only execute in a Windows or PM environment. For
 Windows this removes the need to use the RC command or a resource compiler
 if the program has no resources.

 For 32 bit Windows programs the BASE keyword is used to set the base address
 at which the operating system loads the DLL, which defaults to 0x10000000.