I have two type libraries with COM interfaces that I wrote using ATL and Microsoft\'s IDL. I would like an interface in one library to inherit from an interface in the other.
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i know that ATL and MFC are now part of Windows Dr开发者_如何学Civer Kit my question is how can i (if it possible .. ) to build project or import ATL project
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I\'m creating a COM type library with over one hundred interfaces. Defining all of the interfaces and coclasses in a single library is unreasonable... the IDL file becomes thousands of lines long! So
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ATL::CComVariant has a handful of assignment operators. What I see in the implementation is that in assignment operators accepting LPCOLESTR, IUnknown* or IDispatch* the first action is to call Clear(
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I have this code that uses the USE_CONVERSION macro in a C++ project... I was wondering if this is written well, (not written by me), and if there\'s any better ways to do it, without the USES_CONVERS
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