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Can I use the C style library built with VC6 directly in a VC9 project?

We use the internal library (developed by another team) built into the VC6 compiler. This library mainly contains the C Style API. We have a plan for moving to Visual Studio 9 compiler. Should I request that the library be built using the VC9 compiler?

A more general question is: at what points (can be called mangling, optimization, etc.) is a DLL built using two different versions of the Visual Studio compiler different?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1721078/

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