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DLL in C

This document provides instructions for using a dynamic link library (DLL) in a C++ project. It outlines the steps to create a DLL project with a header and source file, compile it to generate the DLL file. It then describes how to include the header file in a separate project and configure the project properties and paths to link to the generated DLL, allowing functions in the DLL to be called. The key steps are to create and compile the DLL project, include its header file in another project, and set the linker libraries, library search path, and symbol paths to enable linking to and calling functions from the DLL.

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DLL in C

This document provides instructions for using a dynamic link library (DLL) in a C++ project. It outlines the steps to create a DLL project with a header and source file, compile it to generate the DLL file. It then describes how to include the header file in a separate project and configure the project properties and paths to link to the generated DLL, allowing functions in the DLL to be called. The key steps are to create and compile the DLL project, include its header file in another project, and set the linker libraries, library search path, and symbol paths to enable linking to and calling functions from the DLL.

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Dll in c++

Create new project as shared library Create header file and cpp file and compile Dll file will be created Create another cpp project Include header file that you created in shared library project Go to project-> properties ->c/c++build->settings and select linker->libraries build type the dll name without (lib). On library search path give the path to the dll file Go to project properties ->c/c++General->paths and symbol ->GNU c++ and give path to the project folder of dll project Thats it you can run any function of dll

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