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C Q&A » DLL » import

1. howto import c library (.dll / .so) in c# (mono) stackoverflow.com

so i tried the tutorial from http://www.huronbox.com/~james/techdemos/cs-callback.html like some others i found but i am getting the same error over and over when it comes to access a function from the imported ...

2. Visual studio 2010 win 32 project import DLL stackoverflow.com

I started a new Win 32 console application project in VS2010.. It is known that you cant add reference to dll from references tabs, as Projects tab appears only... Under linker project ...

3. showdialog() "system access violation" exception on importing C dll in C# stackoverflow.com

This C# program works fine without using showdialog() but it creates "system access violation" exception when i tried to use showdialog(). Here's the SourceCode

namespace w_CSharp_GUI_1

{

    public ...

4. Namespaces + DLL import bytes.com

I'm trying to import some DLL functions in a header file as part as a light wrapper. First I've imported them without any namespace and all worked fine. Then I added a namespace to that functions and the linker tryed to resolve the function in the library as namespace::subnamespace::functionname so the function wasn't found. I thought to add an extern "C" ...

5. importing a dll - problem bytes.com

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8. What is wrong with this dll import code? bytes.com

Hi When I try to compile the following code I get an error: [Linker error: undefined reference to `_imp__CreatePort@4' .... #include #include #include "sDriverDLL.h" using namespace std; char * EXTERN InttoStr(int n, char * buff, int radix); #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif //*/ int EXTERN CreatePort(char * PrtName); int EXTERN OpenPort(); int EXTERN ReadaPacket(char * Packet); int ...

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13. Need (In NOOB Terms) How To Import a DLL forums.devshed.com

Ok....so I'm basically as green as it gets when it comes to C programming. I'm wanting to use functions in an existing DLL file that is located on all windows machines. I have found some 'less-than-specific' examples on how to import a DLL into my C program(compiled thr cygwin) and I'm basically at a loss. I know I need to create ...

14. Importing a dll forums.devshed.com

The #import statement is used to import a type library. Basically, it causes the compiler to create a set of function prototypes and definitions for the type library into a header file. Wrapper functions and Helper classes are also generated by the compiler. The actual code from the DLL is not imported into your compiler, just the function prototypes, so your ...