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Old July 15th, 2005, 02:06 AM
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Default How to call a COM dll from C/C++...

Hi all,

How to call a COM DLL from C/C++,
my approach is :
i copied COM dll into a specific location and i set compiler options to link that COM dll and i created a object and call a function but it is not working.

is there any different approach?....or is there any special functions to access the COM DLL in C/C++?

Any sugessions always welcome.

Thankyou and Regards

Subhash.K



 
Old July 15th, 2005, 11:27 AM
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Hi Subhash,

You might have better luck with this question in one of the Visual C++ forums. Professional C++ (the book) deals mainly with standard C++, so there aren't too many Windows/COM programmers in this forum.

Scott


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Scott J. Kleper
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