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    Roden Guest

    loading DLLs and cards.dll


    Can someone tell me how to access functions in a dll (including how to load
    the dll into memory) since I only have info on how to make a dll. Also, does
    anyone have any info on the functions in cards.dll


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    ralph Guest

    Re: loading DLLs and cards.dll


    "Roden" <rodentratman@yahoo.com> wrote:
    >
    >Can someone tell me how to access functions in a dll (including how to load
    >the dll into memory) since I only have info on how to make a dll. Also,

    does
    >anyone have any info on the functions in cards.dll
    >


    There are many kinds of DLLs. Regular, Extended, COM, ..., and many different
    ways to "load" them.

    If it is a Regular DLL (basically just a library that can be 'shared') then
    just include the header file for the DLL and compile while linking to the
    .lib.

    You probably need to get a good Windows Programming book. Since .NET has
    taken Center stage there are a ton of Windows SDK/API/MFC/ATL/COM programming
    books available at markdown prices.

    Check out this site for an example of all the various methods of working
    with DLLs.
    http://www.codeproject.com/dll/

    Check this site for cards.dll and some more info on using DLLs.
    http://freespace.virgin.net/james.br...ls/cardtut.htm



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