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Writing a DLL is easy. You can use a wizard that will do it for you (DLL Wizard). Just remember to define each function in the <br />
DEF file (myproject.def, it's simple) and to use the correct calling convention (so that the VB program and the VC dll will speak in the 'same language').<br />
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Good luck,<br />
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Ron.
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Writing a DLL is easy. You can use a wizard that will do it for you (DLL Wizard). Just remember to define each function in the
DEF file (myproject.def, it's simple) and to use the correct calling convention (so that the VB program and the VC dll will speak in the 'same language').

Good luck,

Ron.

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Can u mail me a sample using VC Dll wizard at :email: fmufti@softhome.net
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Can u mail me a sample using VC Dll wizard at :email: fmufti@softhome.net

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I wanted to create a dll in VC6 that receives a value from VB and assigns it to function in VC Dll that transmit that value to parallel port(outport()). In fact I wanted to know the steps to write a dll in VC and call in VB. 
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I wanted to create a dll in VC6 that receives a value from VB and assigns it to function in VC Dll that transmit that value to parallel port(outport()). In fact I wanted to know the steps to write a dll in VC and call in VB. 

Create Dll in Visual C++6 and Call in VB6

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.