dllinit()

dllinit()

It basically starts the 39dll.
It has 3 arguments

Argument 0:
The first is the dll file name. Usually it will be called 39dll.dll but you can rename it if you want I guess. If you just want to use the 39dll.dll you can either write that or just put a '0' and it will still work.

Argument1:
For loading socket functions. Set to true to load socket functions and false to forget about them. Trust me you need them.

Argument2:
Set to true to load utilities. The best I can tell is it loads the last few scripts. They are mostly helpful little functions but not vital. They include:
fileopen()
fileclose()
filewrite()
fileread()
rilepos()
filesetpos()
filesize()
md5string()
md5buffer()
adler32()
bufferencrypt()
iptouint()
uintoip()
netconnected()