Let\'s have the following code: template <typename T> struct X { X() { } }; struct __declspec(dllexport) A
extern \"C\" _declspec(dllexport)void Export3DS(const char* inputname,const char* Objname,const char* mtlname);
I have developed a MFC dll containing a function having this prototype: //DLL code long __declspec(dllexport) GetData(CString csIdentifier, CStringArray& arrOfData)
I have a 64bit-DLL which exports the function __cdecl int (*function)(IN wchar_t* file, OUT VARIANT &htmlFile, IN wchar_t* path);
I have two existing executables A and T, in the same solution that both ran just fine before I touched them.In executable A is a header defining a class P, and a prototype for a static instance MyP.Th
I have two MFC projects, an exe and a dll. The exe references the dll. I created the dll by extracting some classes from the exe project, which was my starting point.
I\'ve snooped around a little bit in MS-Office DLLs, and I noticed that some of the DLLs don\'t have any exported functions. What I don\'t quite understand, how an application can use these DLLs witho
I am trying to add an extension to the Windows SNMP agent and have followed the sketchy documentation that is available.The dll has been built and the two entries have been placed into the registry.Re
I want to run an example plugin for CLANG/LLVM. Specifically llvm\\tools\\clang\\examples\\PrintFunctionNames. I managed to build it and i see an PrintFunctionNames.exports but i dont think visual stu
I have a project in visual c++ 2010, which contains preprocessor directives in a key header file. Actually, it is the ZMQ source code.