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Re: Creating a VB dll

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Apr 12th, 2007

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Originally Posted by bitbucket

Yes - Using VB dot Net

yeah, be cheap and use VB express if you have to.

Its much easier in .NET but bear in mind that they are still not true dlls either as they need the .NET CLR

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Re: Creating a VB dll

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Follow those steps.
1. start with "basic dll example" using OREILLY's well documented article (following link) http://windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/wi...reate_dll.html

2. once done (1) you are 70% done.
finish- by tuning up using Mathimagics Manual of "Advanced VB6 DLL Construction".

3. 1,2 will bring you the the point of having a readable Dynamic Link Lib. File, fully readable by C/.Net and so.., since the functions declared are compatible using a standard Entry Point and formal functions (subs..) name declaration. Its simpler then it sounds. You will master those simple tasks in no time