Types of DLL's
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Answer / anuj
Two types of DLL:
1. Extenxsion DLl: These Dll only used in MFC application.
these dll are not derived from CWinApp class. By this Dll
we can export the function and classes both. In this Dll
DllMain function is there for intialisation
2. Regular Dll : These Dll used in MFC and non-MFc both
type of applications. This is derived from CwinApp class.
We can export function in this dll.
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Answer / sanddy
1. Extenxsion DLl: These Dll only used in MFC application.
these dll are not derived from CWinApp class. By this Dll
we can export the function and classes both. In this Dll
DllMain function is there for intialisation
2. Regular Dll : These Dll used in MFC and non-MFc both
type of applications. This is derived from CwinApp class.
We can export function in this dll.
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Answer / chandrasekharreddy s
Two Types
1. Regular DLLs : These DLLs can be used by C++ and other
language applications also. These DLLs will expose the
function in 'C' style.
2. Extension DLLs: Exclusively for C++ client. These DLLs
will expose the functions in 'C++' name mangling technique.
These symbols can be understood by only C++ client.
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Answer / angel17440
This topic provides information to help you determine the kind of DLL to build.
Different Kinds of DLLs Available
Using Visual C++, you can build Win32 DLLs in C or C++ that do not use the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) library. You can create a non-MFC DLL project with the Win32 Application Wizard.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9se914de.aspx
The MFC library itself is available, in either static link libraries or in a number of DLLs, with the MFC DLL Wizard. If your DLL is using MFC, Visual C++ supports three different DLL development scenarios:
Building a regular DLL that statically links MFC
Building a regular DLL that dynamically links MFC
Building an MFC extension DLL, which always dynamically link MFC
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DLL means (D)ynamic (L)ink (L)ibrary.
it has two Kinds. 1) Regular DLL 2) Extension DLL
1) Regular DLL:-
a) nothing but all C-language Library functions.
b) supports Static DLL and Dynamic Dll
c)Supports , Non-Library Functions
d)For Example, Win32 Application(SDK)
2) Extension DLL:-
a)Nothing but Extension all C++ Library Functions.
b)Only Support Dynamic DLL's.
c)supports, MFC Library Functions.
d)For Example, MFC applications.
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Answer / karthik
Three types of DLL :
*Regular DLL
*Extension DLL
*Custom Control DLL
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3 types of DLL
1.SDK DLL:Old type
2.Extension DLL: These DLL’s exposes variables and
functions to the client application. It can expose C++
functions and C++ classes to be used in your application.
3.Regular DLL: MFC extension DLL’s can be used only with
MFC applications. If you want a dll to be used by a wider
range of applications then use a regular DLL.
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Answer / pushpa
Two types of DLL.
1.Extension DLL
2.Dynamic DLL
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