converting a c++ file to a .dll file

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tantri said:
can neone tell me how to convert a c++ file to a .dll file ?

You have to compile it. To do that, you need a compiler, like MS VC++,
or the GNU compiler. (Probably VC++, since DLLs are a Microsoft thing,
the linker that comes with GNU wouldn't know about them.)

Apparently you don't know anything about programming. In that case,
you need to find somebody who does. Try posting in the
microsoft.public.vc.* hierarchy.
 
tantri said:
can neone tell me how to convert a c++ file to a .dll file ?

METHOD 1.
Well, first you have to get a C++ compiler and learn how it works. C++
modules usually don't stand alone, you'll also need libraries and other
modules to perform ancillary tasks (such as reading a file or noticing mouse
movements).

Once you can compile a C++ module you'll need a linker to hook it up with
all the other things the module needs to be functional.

After all that, you'll might have a viable DLL, which will not work by
itself. It must have an EXE to invoke it, so you'll need that (the invoking
EXE), too.

METHOD 2.
Hire a programmer.
 
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