Re: Please help me in converting a code
Depends on what you need ATL for. Quite a bit of ATL needs
some initialization, but pure client classes like basic windowing
support (CWindow, but not CWindowImpl) and smart pointers
are useable without initialization. You can manually add ATL
support to your existing project too. I knew the steps for VC6 /
ATL3, but haven't done it for the newer ATL versions, so perhaps
somebody else can step in and detail the steps for ATL 7.x and
ATL 8 (pun not intended).
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"Bob" <Bob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Can i use ATL but not from Atl project?
You see, i already have a dynamic dll project and i want to add the code
there, so can i use ATL function but not from atl project?
How?
As said, i do not know much about ATL so i am sorry if my question is not
in
place.
Thanks,
"MrAsm" wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 10:36:02 -0700, Bob <Bob@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
Please look here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.vc.language&tid=7899321d-4d29-4a62-ab37-a899d5a13ff7&lang=en&cr=US&m=1&p=1&mid=4e168ac7-f87d-4330-8370-d6dd30b734b4
If it is posible to do that with atl then that is ok too.
It just that my dll includs #windows.h so i am not sure it is posible
to
still use atl but i really do not know atl or com so i can not tell.
windows.h is used by ATL, too :)
No problem
You should use ATL (maybe: *study* ATL, then try using it), as others
suggested.
MrAsm