[Research] two interdependent DLLs in 64-bit MS-Windows?

[John K. Ostlund]

Hi gang,

I've got a crisis that I'd appreciate some help with,
from someone who knows MS-Windows way better than I do.

We currently have a single DLL, named tcube_java.dll,
that encapsulates all of the Auton Lab C projects
used by the T-Cube Web Interface.  We need to be able
to split this into two separate DLLs, e.g., no_sources.dll
and sources.dll, where the former contains callable
routines from projects where the user DOES NOT have sources
(but does have .h and .obj files), and the latter contains
routines from projects where the user DOES have sources
(.h, .c, .obj).

One problem is, these DLLs are interdependent.  For example,
extra (sources) depends on draw (no sources) depends on
utils (sources).

For extra credit, explain how to have Tomcat 6 on Windows
serve the sources.dll file, which in turn makes use of
the no_sources.dll file.

Help!  And Thanks!  We literally need a solution to this
by tomorrow morning.

- John O.