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That has got to be the weirdest declaration i have ever seen ;-)! Is that the way it works in MFC??? It looks understandable now all i have to do is try it! <br />
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Thanks<br />

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That has got to be the weirdest declaration i have ever seen ;-)! Is that the way it works in MFC??? It looks understandable now all i have to do is try it!

Thanks


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I am quite new to MFC, i usually program in Visual Basic. In VB it is very easy to use external dll's, you just need the dll and you need to know which functions the dll implements. But how do you use external dll's in MFC, do you need the .h and the .lib file for the dll in order to use it in your program?? And does the dll have to be a MFC dll?? I've heard something about LoadLibrary, but wouldn't know exactly how to use it! I mean if you can do it in BV without .h and .lib files surely you can do it MFC without those files! btw, i am using VC++ 6.0! <br />
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Of course some sample code would be nice!
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I am quite new to MFC, i usually program in Visual Basic. In VB it is very easy to use external dll's, you just need the dll and you need to know which functions the dll implements. But how do you use external dll's in MFC, do you need the .h and the .lib file for the dll in order to use it in your program?? And does the dll have to be a MFC dll?? I've heard something about LoadLibrary, but wouldn't know exactly how to use it! I mean if you can do it in BV without .h and .lib files surely you can do it MFC without those files! btw, i am using VC++ 6.0! 

Of course some sample code would be nice!

Using external DLL's

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.