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?
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.
Problems compiling an Origin DLL
Posted - 08/09/2001 : 4:00:51 PM
