Hi,
I want to create a dll in Visual Studio 2003 that is suitable for
hooking thread-specific messages. What sort of project do i need to
create for this?
Many thanks,
James Randle.
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>I want to create a dll in Visual Studio 2003 that is suitable for
>hooking thread-specific messages. What sort of project do i need to
create for this?
Probably a class library project.
Mattias
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OK, thanks!
Do i need to set any additional compliation flags, etc..
Cheers again,
James.
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
I want to create a dll in Visual Studio 2003 that is suitable for
hooking thread-specific messages. What sort of project do i need to
create for this?
Probably a class library project.
Mattias
--
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Hi,
The only Class Library project is marked (.NET)!
James.
pigeonrandle wrote:
OK, thanks!
Do i need to set any additional compliation flags, etc..
Cheers again,
James.
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
>I want to create a dll in Visual Studio 2003 that is suitable for
>hooking thread-specific messages. What sort of project do i need to
>create for this?
Probably a class library project.
Mattias
--
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Here's something a generous person just found for me! http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread284744.html
If you need a native DLL, it's more tricky. You choose New
Project -Win32 Console Application, click OK, and then read the
options carefully and you should find a radio button in the wizard that
switches to DLL mode. In VC++ 2003 it's pretty much hidden (it took me
a
while to find the first time), in 2005 it's much more visible (use the
Next button in the wizard).
pigeonrandle wrote:
Hi,
The only Class Library project is marked (.NET)!
James.
pigeonrandle wrote:
OK, thanks!
Do i need to set any additional compliation flags, etc..
Cheers again,
James.
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
I want to create a dll in Visual Studio 2003 that is suitable for
hooking thread-specific messages. What sort of project do i need to
create for this?
>
Probably a class library project.
>
>
Mattias
>
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Mattias Sjögren [C# MVP] mattias @ mvps.org
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Mattias,
Don't be so hard on yourself :0P - it was an easy enough mistake to
make since i was infact rather vague with my description. Apologies.
James. http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...79700039c6adc6
contains the solution i was looking for...ye haw.
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
The only Class Library project is marked (.NET)!
I assumed you meant C# projects since you're posting in a C#
newsgroup. Silly me.
Mattias
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