Can I use pure C with frameworks?

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I'm new to programming with C. I want to find a way to reuse binaries in applications, apart from DLL. Could you suggest me another way? Frameworks in general do not support pure C?

Thank you in advance!

Posted 16-Nov-10 15:24pm

Dimitrios Zlitidis

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2010-11-16T22:08:00

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Since you do not mention which frameworks you intend to use it is difficult to answer your question. However, I would suggest that you ignore C and go straight to C++ or C#, as there is so much more support for them.

Posted 16-Nov-10 22:08pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Dalek Dave 17-Nov-10 4:29am

Sage Advice.

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2010-11-16T22:13:00

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What do you mean with 'apart of DLL'? You know dynamic (and static) libraries are the fundamental 'technology' to reuse binaries (for instance COM mechanism for binary reusing is, for in process servers, DLL-based).
:)

Posted 16-Nov-10 22:13pm

CPallini