I am using code::blocks and have written a dll. I am currently testing it but am getting tired of having to compile it, copy the DLL, DEF, H and A files into a test project, and then compiling the test project every time I need to fix something. Is there any easier way to test a DLL?
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Jump to PostThe only file you need in the test project folder is the *.dll. Actually, you can put it any of the folders listed in your PATH environment variable, such as c:\windows\system. As for the *.h file(s), just put the full path to where they are located in the include statement, …
Jump to PostDid you link with the *.lib file that was generated when you compiled the *.dll?
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