DLL Compiler

[InsaneCodeZ]

I was wondering, what do the pro's use to compile their .DLL's?
If someone would like to share what they use to compile their DLL's or maybe post a link to a good DLL compiler, that would be awesome ;D

~InsaneCodeZ

[MentaL]

[Guy]

Your avatar is fitting to your question. Enough said.

[InsaneCodeZ]

ouch man, that was harsh... way to kick a guy in the balls.

[Forean]

Dev C++ i think :)

i heard pbexplorer decompiled dll's

[ThievingSix]

Nothing decompiles DLL's.

[Tman151]

The first question, is what language do you plan to use/learn?

[ThroneX]

Yes dev c++ will compile dll's

[Torsen]

So will myass.exe.


The infractor of this post is a InsertinsultingWordHere. Mainly because I seriously renamed the compiler myass.exe... No joke>.> I had 2 weeks of fucking around trying to get DevBlocks to work till I just redownloaded Visual studio 03 + 08

[Blood*]

totally fail ?
only use Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2008 express ;D

[Guy]

Bubbling morons, all of you.

If you want to compile a C/C++ source file to a DLL, you would use any C or C++ compiler, and define it as a DLL. The application must have the DllMain function, or the entry point must be defined via linker settings, or pragma.

Remember, DLL is a Windows-only executable format, using a slightly modified PE structure. Therefore I recommend a Windows-only compiler, such as Microsoft VS.

[Gabo]

Bubbling morons, all of you.

If you want to compile a C/C++ source file to a DLL, you would use any C or C++ compiler, and define it as a DLL. The application must have the DllMain function, or the entry point must be defined via linker settings, or pragma.

Remember, DLL is a Windows-only executable format, using a slightly modified PE structure. Therefore I recommend a Windows-only compiler, such as Microsoft VS.

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