So how is the ".dll" file created?

A DLL is created with a language compiler, such as Visual Basic, VB.NET or
C++.


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So how is the ".dll" file created?



On May 16, 11:30 am, merjet wrote:
Reply to your 1st question:
You can't read a ".dll" file. It's short for dynamic link library and
is compiled code. Somebody wrote source code to create the dll, but
that's typically proprietary. A dll includes one or more Public
"object" variables that allow access to it. A client application gains
access by declaring an "object" variable of the appropriate type.

Hth,
Merjet