>>Basically, you can create 2 kinds of DLLs with VC++5: With MFC or without MFC. If you need MFC, chose MFC DLL type app when you create your workspace. The wizard will generate the skeleton for you.
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>>If you don't need MFC, create a simple DLL workspace. This will not generate any code for you, but it's easier. Please note that your source files must have the extension .C, not .CPP. This is important: if you use CPP no error or warning is generated, but the generated DLL cannot be used.
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>>Here you have a very, very simple DLL skeleton code. Anything else you need is straight C language.
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>I tried your simple example, and it works in FoxPro. I have two more questions. First of all in Windows 95, I can do a Quick View on DLLs to see the export table, such as, Kernal32.dll. When I created the DLL from your sample code, I did not see an export table in the DLL using Quick View. Why is that? The other question is what if I have a C++ (instead of C) program, and I want to make a DLL out of it to call from FoxPro. Is it possible? If so, how?

Just prefix your function declarations with 'extern "C"' like in:

extern "C" DllExport MyFunction();

where DllExport is the macro defined as you can see in my previous example.

Vlad