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- From: Arnd Rosemeier <gucky@paunaro.pf.bawue.de>
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- Subject: A simple DLL in Visual C++ 4.0
- Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 02:44:52 -0700
- Organization: BaWue-Net Pforzheim
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- I'm a Visual C++ 4.0 Newbie. My question is simple: Is there anyone
- reading this who has done a simple (not MFC-enhancing, no special
- features, but maybe done with the AppWizard) 32-Bit DLL, where i can put
- some ordinary C++-Code for accessing with Visual Basic 4.0 (32 Bit)?
- Please EMail me, i've tried everything even remotely possible, but either
- i'm a complete idiot or it's REALLY a hard job. It would be nice if you
- would post a skeleton application with comments where to put the routine
- declarations and how. If this isn't possible or convenient, perhaps you
- can tell me where to get additional information about this. The books
- online don't handle this problem properly (all examples are over-complex
- and are using some special features which i don't need or are simply not
- working).
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- From: Arnd Rosemeier <gucky@paunaro.pf.bawue.de>
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- Subject: A simple Visual C++ DLL
- Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 02:52:07 -0700
- Organization: BaWue-Net Pforzheim
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- I'm a Visual C++ 4.0 Newbie. My question is simple: Is there anyone
- reading this who has done a simple (not MFC-enhancing, no special
- features, but maybe done with the AppWizard) 32-Bit DLL, where i can put
- some ordinary C++-Code for accessing with Visual Basic 4.0 (32 Bit)?
- Please EMail me, i've tried everything even remotely possible, but either
- i'm a complete idiot or it's REALLY a hard job. It would be nice if you
- would post a skeleton application with comments where to put the routine
- declarations and how. If this isn't possible or convenient, perhaps you
- can tell me where to get additional information about this. The books
- online don't handle this problem properly (all examples are over-complex
- and are using some special features which i don't need or are simply not
- working).
-