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COM vs. DLL's

marcellocattaneo
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‎10-05-2001 06:32 AM
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Can you please give me a rundown on the reasons, pros/cons of using COM objects rather than DLL's when doing mixed language programming, or even just to create reusable objetcts or function libraries?
I understand that COM servers can be accessed across a network, which obviously DLL's can't, but what about when everything is on the same machine?

Thanks and regards, Marcello Cattaneo
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