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DLL binding in Visual Studio

I am using Visual Studio C ++ 2005 on Windows XP.

I created a shared DLL using Visual Studio C ++ 2005.

However, I'm not sure how to tie it. Usually I just created static libraries (* .lib).

I will contact the same way as when linking the library. Using C / C ++ properties and general linker properties and choosing a path for library headers and paths?

Thanks so much for any advice.

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When creating a DLL, a .lib file must be created that is created for dynamic linking. You can use them in the same way as static .lib files.

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This article explains Windows dll well.

The .LIB file associated with the DLL describes which (exported) characters are present in the DLL, along with their location.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1334830/

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