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Yorkjong bookmarked on 2009-04-07 BCB DLL Lib

A library is a group of functions, classes, or other resources that can be made available to programs that need already implemented entities without the need to know how these functions, classes, or resources were created or how they function.

  • There are two broad categories of libraries you will deal with in your programs:
    static libraries and dynamic libraries.
  • A static library created can be used by either a
    console application, a Win32 application, or a VCL application. That's one
    of its advantages
  • On the DLL Wizard, click the C++ radio button and only the Use VCL
    check box
  • extern "C" __declspec(dllexport)
  • To get the DLL ready for use, you will have to import it using the Implib utility.
  • extern "C" __declspec(dllimport)void BoxProperties(double L, double H,
    double W, double& A, double& V);
  • BoxProperties(Length, Height, Width, Area, Volume);

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  • 07 Apr 09
    yorkjong
    York Jong

    A library is a group of functions, classes, or other resources that can be made available to programs that need already implemented entities without the need to know how these functions, classes, or resources were created or how they function.

    BCB DLL Lib

    • There are two broad categories of libraries you will deal with in your programs:
      static libraries and dynamic libraries.
    • A static library created can be used by either a
      console application, a Win32 application, or a VCL application. That's one
      of its advantages
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