Re: Cannot open include file:problem with Dll header


there is one more solution to this you can use

extern "C" _declspec(dllimport) void fn_in_dll();
// prototype of fn to be used fm dll in your code
// fn_in_dll is the name of fn u defined in dll

and add the path of lib file to
1)project ->settings ->link ->input ->additional lib paths .
2) copy your dll into the system 32 folder of your C drive
3) now u can use the dll function in your code without requiring to add
any header file?

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