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    johnsmith
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    hi guys anyone knows how to use functions in dlls in another dll. i'm writing a small app which use some functions in a dll(dlla).but in dlla,i use some functions in another dll(dll2), how to do? thanks johns 01/04

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      hi guys anyone knows how to use functions in dlls in another dll. i'm writing a small app which use some functions in a dll(dlla).but in dlla,i use some functions in another dll(dll2), how to do? thanks johns 01/04

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      Prakash Nadar
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      I belive it is same as calling methods in dlla from ur application. My God is more powerfull Than Your God. (the line that divides the world)

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        hi guys anyone knows how to use functions in dlls in another dll. i'm writing a small app which use some functions in a dll(dlla).but in dlla,i use some functions in another dll(dll2), how to do? thanks johns 01/04

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        Wolfram Steinke
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        That depends on how you are using the functions/class in the DLL and if one or both are MFC extension DLLs. There are articles on this site that can help explain it. If you email me directly and give me a better idea of what you have in mind I'll see how I can assist. Happy programming!!

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          That depends on how you are using the functions/class in the DLL and if one or both are MFC extension DLLs. There are articles on this site that can help explain it. If you email me directly and give me a better idea of what you have in mind I'll see how I can assist. Happy programming!!

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          thank you all. i have the problem solved. thank you again!

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