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> What kind of DLL did you actually make?

When I generated the project I chose only the options "C++" and 
multi-thread.
I am able to use the DLL from Borland.
Really, I am very interested to learn how to export classes from a DLL. In 
fact,
my DLL has a class to export, but I did not know how to do it and so I 
exported
functions to manage the class. Then, when we used in Borland Delphi, we used 
a
Delphi class which uses the exported function, in order to have in Delphi a 
class
exactly as that in the DLL. I believe it is not a good way to do, but I 
repeat you
that I do not know how to export classes from a DLL. I would like to learn 
it.

> What is the actual problem you are having?  VS uses DLLs the same way BCB 
> does, with the only difference being the format of the .lib file when 
> using static linking.  Otherwise, the use ofthe DLL is pretty much 
> identical.

The problem are because it is the first time we are trying to use a DLL from 
Borland
to VS. I thought it could be easy as when using from Borland to Borland, as 
you say.
My friend, working on VS, is used to register every DLL.
He thinks that he needs to register the DLL in order to use it.
I believe the point is that he is using C# and so I could not tell him
how to translate in C# the way I use in C++ to use the DLL (that is
including the .h file with the declarations <extern "C" 
__declspec(dllimport) __stdcall MyType MyFunc(MyParams);>
It is the first time both of us use C#.

> Gambit

Thank you.
Mauro