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CASE 1:I create a new VC++ project and make it MTS-friendly and then create my ATL's as MTS-components.<br />
CASE 2: I create a new VC++ project without making it MTS-friendly and then create my ATL's as Simple Objects.<br />
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Question : What's the differences between the two? I've noticed the following in the MTS-friendly proj: <br />
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In the .dsp &quot;ADDLINK 32...mtx.lib mtxguid.lib delayimp.lib...delayload:m<wbr />txex.dll&quot;<br />
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In all of the .rgs the threadingmodel is set to 'Both'. <br />
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Are there any other differences?<br />
Would it be possible to convert a non-MTS-friendly project to a friendly one just by making these changes or do I have to rewrite the whole thing?<br />
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A detailed answer is very much appreciated, thanks<br />
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Kattis
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CASE 1:I create a new VC++ project and make it MTS-friendly and then create my ATL's as MTS-components.
CASE 2: I create a new VC++ project without making it MTS-friendly and then create my ATL's as Simple Objects.

Question : What's the differences between the two? I've noticed the following in the MTS-friendly proj: 

In the .dsp "ADDLINK 32...mtx.lib mtxguid.lib delayimp.lib...delayload:mtxex.dll"

In all of the .rgs the threadingmodel is set to 'Both'. 

Are there any other differences?
Would it be possible to convert a non-MTS-friendly project to a friendly one just by making these changes or do I have to rewrite the whole thing?

A detailed answer is very much appreciated, thanks

Kattis

MTS-friendly Components vs Simple Objects???

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.