Re: C++ .def (definition file) equivilant in VB.net??


"Jeff" <Jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:30DAE738-FC7E-46FF-BFD3-7FCECDA866EB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello all,
> I've created a COM dll for a number-crunching program. However when I
tell
> the program what function to use from the DLL, it claims that it cant find
> the function.
>
> I have the original .dll code in C++, however I'm not a C++ guy :-(. It
> appears that all the functions are declaired in the .def (definition
file).
> When I compile it, the program reconizes the functions without a problem.
>
> My question is, what is the .def equivilant in VB.net? How do I get my
> number-cruncher program to reconize whats available in the .dll??
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jeff
>

You really should be asking this in a dotnet newsgroup.
(microsoft.public.dotnet.vc, ...dotnet.general,
....dotnet.framework.interopt, ...

When you repost to a dotnet group make it clearer if your component is
written in managed code and you wish to interopt, or written in unmanaged
code that you want to use with managed code.

-ralph


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