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Using C/FRONT with Visual C++ 6.0
Gasser
Member Posts: 2
hi there!
Can anyone give me tips on how to successfully implement the c/front dll in a mfc application?
i added cf.h to the header files. and i added libload.c to the source files. when i compile libload.c it compiles fine. but as soon as i call a dll function i get an "unresolved external error LNK2001". cfront.dll is in the same directory as the mfc-app is... any hints for me?
thanks very much.
thank you.
andre
p.s. i created a console application and the dll works fine there... has it something to do with 16- or 32-bit? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" />
Can anyone give me tips on how to successfully implement the c/front dll in a mfc application?
i added cf.h to the header files. and i added libload.c to the source files. when i compile libload.c it compiles fine. but as soon as i call a dll function i get an "unresolved external error LNK2001". cfront.dll is in the same directory as the mfc-app is... any hints for me?
thanks very much.
thank you.
andre
p.s. i created a console application and the dll works fine there... has it something to do with 16- or 32-bit? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" />
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