How to merge module in dll project and define .def file.

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I have a code of dll which were created by MS Visual Studio 6.0 and and quite old build environment and it contain various modules in it,and platform was Pocket PC 2003(ARMV4). Now I have to convert the solution platform at WIN32 on vs2008.So first I have to convert all the module(all the subproject were static library in vc++) in vs2008.and now we have to merge all the module in one project(dll).So how to merge all the project and how to define single .def file for the main project.

Posted 22-Sep-11 23:54pm

vikky08

Updated 23-Sep-11 0:27am

Pravin Patil, Mumbai

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2011-09-23T00:39:00

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Assuming you are doing this from the source code, just create a new DLL project in Visual Studio. Then add the various source modules, follow the guideline notes for exporting your entry points, compile and build.

Posted 23-Sep-11 0:39am

Richard MacCutchan