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If you've tried it and had problems please paste the code.<br />

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If you've tried it and had problems please paste the code.


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Yes, the dllexport /dllimport works. But Insted of using old stype &quot;C&quot; methods I am wanting to Know if there is a BETTER way to do &nbsp;the same in C++<br />
maybe using typelibs?
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Yes, the dllexport /dllimport works. But Insted of using old stype "C" methods I am wanting to Know if there is a BETTER way to do  the same in C++
maybe using typelibs?

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Thanks <br />
Too Easy<br />
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Can you point me at more Info on creating a COM OBJ LIB<br />
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Thanks
Too Easy

Can you point me at more Info on creating a COM OBJ LIB



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How do I access a function libaray in C++<br />
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I am creating &nbsp;a MFC &nbsp;DLL and LIB file of common functions I use across many projects<br />
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In VC6 using &quot;C&quot; I would do the following<br />
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I add the &nbsp;project as a dependencie <br />
extern &quot;C&quot; __declspec( dllexport ) int SetLayers (void);<br />
__declspec( dllimport ) int SetLayers (void);<br />
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How should I do this using VS2003.net in C++ with a &nbsp;MFC project
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How do I access a function libaray in C++

I am creating  a MFC  DLL and LIB file of common functions I use across many projects

In VC6 using "C" I would do the following

I add the  project as a dependencie 
extern "C" __declspec( dllexport ) int SetLayers (void);
__declspec( dllimport ) int SetLayers (void);

How should I do this using VS2003.net in C++ with a  MFC project

How to create and Use a Common Function Lib

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.