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to call a second dll from the First Dll in VC++ application.

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    Hello Friends, I have a question . It is possible to call a second dll from the First Dll in VC++ application. Case 1: For example I a have dll called Sample A dll , then I have a second dll Sample B dll . It is possible to call Sample B dll from Sample A dll? All dlls are created using win32 dynamic DLL in VC++ platform. Can any one tell me what are the merits and demerits of such a method ? Case 2: To avoid such a situation is it possible to include the functionality the second dll in the first dll, so that calling a second dll from the first dll can be eliminated completely. Can any one tell me which of two Cases ie Case 1 and Case 2 is easy and more Reliable. :) :) -- modified at 2:22 Wednesday 22nd February, 2006

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      Hello Friends, I have a question . It is possible to call a second dll from the First Dll in VC++ application. Case 1: For example I a have dll called Sample A dll , then I have a second dll Sample B dll . It is possible to call Sample B dll from Sample A dll? All dlls are created using win32 dynamic DLL in VC++ platform. Can any one tell me what are the merits and demerits of such a method ? Case 2: To avoid such a situation is it possible to include the functionality the second dll in the first dll, so that calling a second dll from the first dll can be eliminated completely. Can any one tell me which of two Cases ie Case 1 and Case 2 is easy and more Reliable. :) :) -- modified at 2:22 Wednesday 22nd February, 2006

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      you make the dll or its already there? if you are making it , then why not include the "second" dll's functionality in the "first" ? or if you want to separate the functionalities you can still do. its always possible. just like you call the "first" dll from your application, you can do it in the same way to call the "second" dll from the "first".. get me ?:confused:


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