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Re: Mixing and matching DLL files from other langs

• Posted by Brian Jackson <bjackson at 2FARGON.COM> Apr 08, 2000
• 495 views

Mike,

As long as the author of the DLL has compiled it correctly, you should be
able to use it just like any other DLL.  DLL's are machine-code, so there's
no difference whether it was created using C, VB, or any other compiler.
You can redistribute the DLL only if the author has specifically given
permission.

Brian

On Sat, 8 Apr 2000 16:58:54 -0700, Mike Hurley <mike_hurley_2 at YAHOO.COM>
wrote:

>I have posted a request about making WIndows LINK
>files, with no response.  I found on the net at a DLL
>resource site a STKIT432.DLL file that has a create
>link function in it.  The file is from a Visual Basic
>5 package.  Can I still use this DLL file even though
>it was meant for VB5...technically speaking?  If I
>can, can I distribute it with my programs that use it
>(if I can't, being able to is kinda pointless.)
>
>THANKS!
>Mike Hurley
>
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