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If I make MyProg.dll from the command line (nmake and makelfile etc) and want to call it from a VB.NET / VS2008 program, do I do anything with the library file MyProg.lib, that is generated alongside the DLL ?
Do I set something in VS for it to find and link that .lib ?
Do I set something in VS for it to find and link that .lib ?
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No - if you have to name the .dll file, as you do in VB, the .lib is not used. The .lib is used when you link a native (not managed code) application and are not using LoadLibrary.
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