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Create c++ dll in visual studio 2005

Tags: dll, visual, studio, 2005, create
I need directions for creating a dynamic library in visual studio 2005, instead of a static library. The library should not necessary be conforming to the "COM" sta ndard the only demand is that I can use it in other c++ projects.

The dll should be compiled from some h- and cpp files. Then I expect a .lib file and a .dll file as output.

I have the following understanding of the issue.

To use the dll in another project, you references the h files and link against the .lib file, which basically just tells that we should fetch the dll at runtime and lookup the symbols in this file, but how to do this.

Some steps or examples will be appreciated. I have found

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235636(VS.80).aspx

but it does not really help me

Thanks, Niels
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Question Asked By: nielsboldt
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