I have a Win32 DLL project that needs to be refactored to support ATL.
Specifically, I need to expose one COM object, that makes use of the
library functionality.
I tried adding a 'Simple ATL object' class directly to the project - but
that (unsuprisingly) , failed. I then changed the project settings and
specified 'Use of ATL' from 'Not Using ATL' to 'Dynamic link to ATL',
However, when I tried to add a 'Simple ATL object' class again, I got
the same error:
'ATL objects can only be added to MFC EXE and MFC Regular DLL projects
or projects with full ATL support'
Can anyone tell me how I may modify my project settings so I may add the
'Simple ATL object' class?
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>I have a Win32 DLL project that needs to be refactored to support ATL.
Specifically , I need to expose one COM object, that makes use of the
library functionality.
I tried adding a 'Simple ATL object' class directly to the project - but
that (unsuprisingly) , failed. I then changed the project settings and
specified 'Use of ATL' from 'Not Using ATL' to 'Dynamic link to ATL',
However, when I tried to add a 'Simple ATL object' class again, I got the
same error:
'ATL objects can only be added to MFC EXE and MFC Regular DLL projects or
projects with full ATL support'
Can anyone tell me how I may modify my project settings so I may add the
'Simple ATL object' class?
Create a new ATL project and move your existing code to it.
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NobleSoft, Inc.
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