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Answer Posted / vijay kumar bhatia
2nd answer is correct. Also following differences can be
added
COM DLL is registerable dll while normal is non-registerable
COM DLL only exports following 4 functions
* DllGetClassObject.
* DllRegisterServer.
* DllUnregisterServer.
* DllCanUnloadNow
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