Re: Calling VC++ dll in exe (VC++)
"Lucress Carol" <incognito.me@gmx.de> wrote in message
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The DLL functions must be declared with a header file in your exe
project,
something like
#include "dllname.h"
This declares the functions to the compiler. (The compiler does not use
the
.lib or .dll files.)
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I declared the DLL in the exe project as you mentioned , but I still
have the same error message.I also tried
#include "dllname.dll.h" then comes something like
fatal error C1083: Include file can't be opened: 'dllname.dll.h': No
such file or directory.....
thanks
Your DLL project must have a .h file that declares the DLL functions.
#include this .h file in the DLL project and in the exe project. In other
words, you have to #include a file that you create. The purpose of this
file is to make sure both projects share the same definitions for the
exported DLL functions.
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