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February 26th, 2003, 09:11 PM
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shared/static MFC42.DLL
I am new to C++ programming and have created some simple programs from tutorials in VC++6. I sent one of these to a friend, but he could not open it because he did not have MFC42D.DLL.
One tutorial explains that on step 5 of the MFC AppWizard, it asks if you want a shared or static MFC42.DLL I cannot find this option in the wizard. The New Project Information window says that the project will have "+ Uses shared DLL implementation (MFC42.DLL)" as a feature. I cannot find the option to change this. Step 5 only asks for the style (MFC App or Windows Explorer) and source file comments. Neither seem to affect this option. Is there a difference between the MFC42 and the MFC42D file that my friend was missing?
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February 26th, 2003, 09:51 PM
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>>Is there a difference between the MFC42 and the MFC42D file that my friend was missing?
d == debug as in debug or release build. >>it asks if you want a shared or static MFC42.DLL I cannot find this option in the wizard. there are three choices on this page (in my VC v6 ent), each with two check boxes. the third choice should be to use a dll or library, pick the third and use the library.
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