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| Zoma |
Posted - 08/09/2001 : 4:00:51 PM
Hey, I'm using Borland Builder 5 to write a DLL for Origin. I need this DLL to use Borland's VCL library, as the code in the DLL will use code from another project, which was done using VCL. So far, I haven't had any luck getting the DLL to compile. Is it possible to write a DLL that uses C++ without using MFC? If not, does anyone know if it is possible to get an Origin DLL that uses MOCA to compile with the VCL libraries?
Thanks. |
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| Zoma |
Posted - 08/14/2001 : 11:19:07 AM
Thanks, but I figured out what I had to do. I managed to get a regular Origin DLL to compile with C++ code, which was enough to do what I had to do. |
| eparent |
Posted - 08/10/2001 : 2:04:35 PM
The MOCA libs are static libs created with Visual Studio 6. Borland C++ products can not use static libs created by VC. I do not know if Borland's C++Builder products are able to use VC static libs. If they are not then I suspect this is your compiling problem and you will not be able to create a MOCA DLL with C++Builder.
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