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Creating A Mathcad DLL With Visual C++

This document provides instructions for creating a Mathcad DLL using Visual C++. It explains that you need a 32-bit Microsoft compiler like Visual C++ 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0 and describes the steps to compile and link the DLL, including setting include directories, library dependencies, and the entry point. It notes that the compiled DLL needs to be copied to Mathcad's userefi subdirectory to be accessible from within Mathcad.

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Creating A Mathcad DLL With Visual C++

This document provides instructions for creating a Mathcad DLL using Visual C++. It explains that you need a 32-bit Microsoft compiler like Visual C++ 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0 and describes the steps to compile and link the DLL, including setting include directories, library dependencies, and the entry point. It notes that the compiled DLL needs to be copied to Mathcad's userefi subdirectory to be accessible from within Mathcad.

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Creating a Mathcad DLL with Visual C++


Compiling and Linking your DLL
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To create your DLL you will need a 32-bit Microsoft compiler. Adept Scientific for:
Visual C++ 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0 (.NET) will all work. Instructions Mathcad
on compiling and linking your DLL are given in the
README.TXT file in the USEREFI/microsft subdirectory, along
with the outline given below.

Default paths for required libraries and header files are:


Mathcad Product Information
System Requirements
Libraries: "c:\program files\mathsoft\mathcad 11\userefi
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\microsft\lib\MCADUSER.LIB"
Header file path: "c:\program files\mathsoft\mathcad 11\userefi Mathcad - Buy online
\microsft\include"
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In Visual Studio 7 or Visual C++ 7 (.NET) Read Mathcad technical
articles from our
Choose File > New > Project to create a Visual C++ Project. KnowledgeBase

1. Choose a Win32 Project, and from the resulting Application


Settings wizard, specify a DLL type. Under Additional Options,
specify an empty project.

2. Right click on the project name in the Solution Explorer,


and choose Properties.

3. Under C/C++ > General properties, set an Additional Include


Directory (first choice) to path and directory which contains
the MCADINCL.H header file. You must use quotes.

4. Under Linker > Input properties, set an Additional


Dependency (first choice) to the path and MCADUSER.LIB library
file. You must use quotes.

5. Under Linker > Advanced properties, set an Entry Point


(first choice) to DllEntryPoint.

6. Add your source files to the Source Files directory in the


project.

Build the project and copy the resulting .dll file in the
Project directory to the /userefi subdirectory. Start Mathcad
once the .dll is in place, and you should be able to call your
new function.

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