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Re: Usage from within MFC Extension DLLs [message #8924 is a reply to message #8888]

Sun, 08 April 2007 09:47

mirek
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asif wrote on Thu, 05 April 2007 08:11

Hi,

I would like to know if I can use u++ from within an MFC Extension DLL. I would like to use u++ to construct the GUI elements rather than using MFC classes for the same. What are the pros and cons? Earlier, I probably read somewhere on the u++ website that only static builds are allowed - or something like that.

I appreciate your help.

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Thanks in advance,

Asif

Well, you can use u++ to create OLE controls, therefore I think this is not a problem either.

"static build" in this case means that U++ produces just single .dll that does not depend on any other .dll that would be produced by U++.

Mirek

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