Subj : Re: Imoprt library
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Wed Aug 25 2004 07:13 pm

To start with the compiler's exception handling code already has a 
module whose base name is xxx.

Secondly if the DLL you are trying to use was created by another 
compiler and exports C++ classes as MFC does then you cannot use it. 
C++ item naming, class memory layout and construction were by design 
arranged by Microsoft to be incompatible with other compilers.

Borland C++ 5.02 with Application Frameworks came with MFC.  Use it to 
create any DLL that exports classes or C++ items which you will use.

..  Ed

> Sunny wrote in message
> news:412cc40d$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> I produced a xxx.dll file with its xxx.lib on BC5.02. I want to call 
> some
> function in the xxx.dll from an application
> made on MFC 6.0.   the problem is when xxx.lib was added the 
> application
> project of MFC 6.0,  I have got link error; xxx.lib: fatal error 
> LNK1136:
> invalid or corrupt file.
> I guess this is a format of xxx.lib problem. Could you semeone help 
> me?

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