What type of Project is this ?
-
Hello All, I have the source code of a dll and i am supposed to re-write it. This dll uses COM. (It has COM Interfaces and will invoke a COM exe as well). Now, looking at the source code, how can i figure out the project settings with which it was created ? These are some of the details which i want, * Is it a ATL COM AppWizard or MFC AppWizard dll. * If ATL COM AppWizard, is it been developed with MFC Support or not ? * If MFC AppWizard dll, is it a Regular Dll with MFC Statically Linked or Regular Dll using shared MFC dll or MFC Extension Dll ? How do i get these information from the source code ? Thanks
-
Hello All, I have the source code of a dll and i am supposed to re-write it. This dll uses COM. (It has COM Interfaces and will invoke a COM exe as well). Now, looking at the source code, how can i figure out the project settings with which it was created ? These are some of the details which i want, * Is it a ATL COM AppWizard or MFC AppWizard dll. * If ATL COM AppWizard, is it been developed with MFC Support or not ? * If MFC AppWizard dll, is it a Regular Dll with MFC Statically Linked or Regular Dll using shared MFC dll or MFC Extension Dll ? How do i get these information from the source code ? Thanks
-
Hello All, I have the source code of a dll and i am supposed to re-write it. This dll uses COM. (It has COM Interfaces and will invoke a COM exe as well). Now, looking at the source code, how can i figure out the project settings with which it was created ? These are some of the details which i want, * Is it a ATL COM AppWizard or MFC AppWizard dll. * If ATL COM AppWizard, is it been developed with MFC Support or not ? * If MFC AppWizard dll, is it a Regular Dll with MFC Statically Linked or Regular Dll using shared MFC dll or MFC Extension Dll ? How do i get these information from the source code ? Thanks
user3034 wrote:
Now, looking at the source code, how can i figure out the project settings with which it was created
If by "source code," you strictly mean the cpp and h files, you can't. You need the project file, which, IMHO, is part of the source code, just like Makefiles back in the old days. For VC 6, you're looking for the .dsw / .dsp file; for 2005, the .sln / .vcprog Judy