– Scott J Feb 17 '10 at 21:45 4 For declaring COM interfaces and classes, for example, you use __declspec(uuid), for exporting functions sans a DEF file you use __declspec(dllexport), etc. The full list is quite long.

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I want to import a lib file which was created with MSVC; If the.lib file is a DLL import lib, then ignore it and use CBuilder's IMPLIB tool to create a new.lib file from the original DLL. If the.lib file is a static library, then you usually cannot use it. Static libs are compiler-specific. You MIGHT be able to use CBuilder's COFF2OMF tool, but that does not always work, it really depends on the particular contents of the.lib file. Worse case, assuming you do not have the souce code to recompile the.lib file in CBuilder, you will have to use MSVC to wrap the.lib file into a DLL that you can then use with CBuilder. Remy Lebeau (TeamB).

I want to import a lib file which was created with MSVC; If the.lib file is a DLL import lib, then ignore it and use CBuilder's IMPLIB tool to create a new.lib file from the original DLL. If the.lib file is a static library, then you usually cannot use it. Static libs are compiler-specific. You MIGHT be able to use CBuilder's COFF2OMF tool, but that does not always work, it really depends on the particular contents of the.lib file. Worse case, assuming you do not have the souce code to recompile the.lib file in CBuilder, you will have to use MSVC to wrap the.lib file into a DLL that you can then use with CBuilder. Remy, Thanks. Okey I do like the following as you suggested.

If there is an error would you tell me? Assuming the original dll is original.dll implib -a NewLib.dll orignal.dll @response.txt How am I going to get the header file that this dll is using. How am going to link this newly created.dll to my program. Thanks Sabetay. In the following there is a header file which the DLL file autohor had provided. When I try to compile it gaves Unrecognized declspec modifier.

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Could you help me on which settings must be provided in order to compile this header file. I want to import a lib file which was created with MSVC; If the.lib file is a DLL import lib, then ignore it and use CBuilder's IMPLIB tool to create a new.lib file from the original DLL. If the.lib file is a static library, then you usually cannot use it. Static libs are compiler-specific. You MIGHT be able to use CBuilder's COFF2OMF tool, but that does not always work, it really depends on the particular contents of the.lib file. Worse case, assuming you do not have the souce code to recompile the.lib file in CBuilder, you will have to use MSVC to wrap the.lib file into a DLL that you can then use with CBuilder.

Remy, Thanks. Okey I do like the following as you suggested. If there is an error would you tell me? Assuming the original dll is original.dll implib -a NewLib.dll orignal.dll @response.txt How am I going to get the header file that this dll is using. How am going to link this newly created.dll to my program.

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You aren't creating a new DLL with implib, just a new.lib to link with your compiler version. Should be implib -a original.lib orignal.dll @response.txt The header file doesn't change. It is compiled into your program.