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Hello,<br />
When i was using c# i was simply adding refence to a dll and start to use its public functions.<br />
Now i am using c++ 2008 &nbsp;(all of my code is native c++). And i want to use a dll that i have created in my project. &nbsp;Can you show me how to import dll in native c++ ? <br />
How should i prepare my dll l so that it will be able to export its functions ? <br />
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Thank you.<br />
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Hello,
When i was using c# i was simply adding refence to a dll and start to use its public functions.
Now i am using c++ 2008  (all of my code is native c++). And i want to use a dll that i have created in my project.  Can you show me how to import dll in native c++ ? 
How should i prepare my dll l so that it will be able to export its functions ? 

Thank you.
  


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