J
Janus
Hi all,
I've got a third party class library that i want to use in an 'old' MFC
project (actually i need it in a Borland C++ builder project, but if i can
use it in MFC i propably can convert it to Borland.)
Because i only need 3 methods of the third party dll i want to create a C++
ClassLibrary wrapper. But how can i access this C++ ClassLibrary from an MFC
project? It's the problem of using managed code in an unmanaged environment.
I tried a lot of examples that uses COM to export to MFC. I think this is
the way to go, but get a lot of syntax problem because the examples are
mostly VS2003 code.
Can anybody help me with an example written in VS2005?
Thanx in advance.
I've got a third party class library that i want to use in an 'old' MFC
project (actually i need it in a Borland C++ builder project, but if i can
use it in MFC i propably can convert it to Borland.)
Because i only need 3 methods of the third party dll i want to create a C++
ClassLibrary wrapper. But how can i access this C++ ClassLibrary from an MFC
project? It's the problem of using managed code in an unmanaged environment.
I tried a lot of examples that uses COM to export to MFC. I think this is
the way to go, but get a lot of syntax problem because the examples are
mostly VS2003 code.
Can anybody help me with an example written in VS2005?
Thanx in advance.