If you are using a C DLL, you cannot include them in your project. Like an FLL, or an OCX, they remain separate files, and have to be distributed accordingly...



>John,
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>I defined many classes under one prg but the class needs to run (using declare) a dll compiled in C. I'd like to put the C dll inside the project so that when compiled i'll end up with only one dll.
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>Alvin
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>>What you will actually do is combine several classes into one DLL. For instance, you may have one class called customer, in which case you would instance it like this:
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>>CreateObject("mydll.customer")
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>>You also may have another class called orders, which is in the same DLL since it is in the same project as the customer class. So:
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>>CreateObject("mydll.orders")
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>>>VFP6 can now create DLL's. Can it combine several dll into one?
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>>>I added many dlls into one Project form and compiled it to a new dll. But when i delete the old dll's and create the object, a message "Can't locate xxx.dll" appears.
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>>>I placed the old dlls in the "other file" section of the project. When compiled it seem to make the new dll bigger. What's the use in placing it in the project if it can't be used?