VLISP allows you to change the way your application is designed. For example, you can change compilation options, or add or remove AutoLISP files from the application.
To change an application's definition
Compile AutoLISP source files using the Standard compile option, or Optimize and Link the files.
Identify LISP Object directory and Target directory. The Object directory is where VLISP places .fas and temporary files created by the compiler. Target directory is another name for “Application directory,” which is where Make Application stores the VLX file. If a field identifying a directory is blank, VLISP uses the .prv directory.
Create a separate-namespace VLX and include ActiveX support. If ActiveX Support is selected along with Separate Namespace, loading the VLX will automatically result in the loading of AutoLISP ActiveX support functions.
AutoLISP source files included in the application.
Additional resource files included in the application.