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adding exe/dll/ocx

behnood
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i'm new to visual fortran
as i saw i project/add to project/files
i can add so many type of files to my project
i surprised when i saw that i can add exe/dll/ocx files too.
but how i can add these type of files, and how i can use them?
also i don't know that the build command whill embed those file to my project or not?
regards
Reza
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Steven_L_Intel1
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You can add any kind of file you like to your project, but for the exe/dll/ocx type, it doesn't have any effect on building your application. If you want to link against a DLL, you need its export library (.LIB), not the DLL itself.

Steve
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behnood
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so it is good for what?!
why they put this option to fortran when it is not useful at all?!!!
i don't think so, i think it must be usefull.
how? i don't know.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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We (Visual Fortran) didn't put this in - it's a feature of the Microsoft development environment.

Steve
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behnood
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thank you for your reply
you are right.
it is from microsoft visual studio.
regards
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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For example, I find it useful to have documentation (for my own projects) in .txt/.htm/.pdf/.doc inserted into the project so it's just one click away. I agree that adding .exe/.dll/.ocx is not very useful, but also I see no reason to limit the feature only to certain formats.
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