How to use a DLL

[Ich]

Can anyone tell me how to use a DLL in C++?

Thanks,

Ich (JJK)

[red floyd]

Ich wrote:

Can anyone tell me how to use a DLL in C++?

Thanks,

Ich (JJK)

I'm sure they could over on the microsoft newsgroups
(news://news.microsoft.com/microsoft....io.development for example)

[Rolf Magnus]

Ich wrote:

Can anyone tell me how to use a DLL in C++?

On which system? With what kind of network? Why would you want to
directly use the networking hardware on data link level? Embedded
software? Anyway, that might be better asked in a newsgroup about
networking.

[Ralf]

DLL's are OS specific. I think, you should try it in a Windows developer
newsgroup.

Ralf

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[james]

Yes, Your post is at wrong place. But if you are running VC++ or BC++.
Simplely You #include .h file in your implement file then link .lib then DLL
will be linked at run time
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[Jon Willeke]

Ich wrote:

Can anyone tell me how to use a DLL in C++?

This article contains a decent survey of dynamic linking:

Dynamic Libraries in C++
Pete Becker
<http://anubis.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2002/n1418.html>

The specifics depend on the platform and the compiler. For example,
these two articles describe the obstacles to sharing DLLs between
Microsoft and Borland:

Using Visual C++ DLLs in a C++Builder Project
<http://www.bcbdev.com/articles/vcdll.htm>

Creating DLLs in BCB that can be used from Visual C++
<http://www.bcbdev.com/articles/bcbdll.htm>

[Ich]

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