Building a DLL

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From: "Frunobulax" <jlawrence@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2005 07:47:12 -0400

I have Visual Studio 6.0. I have downloaded an SDK for writing audio apps
that will be in the form of DLLs. I want to build the example file that has
been provided. Unfortunately, I am getting "link errors". My question is,
how do I properly configure the environment to build a dll? I am certain the
code is correct, as it is provided by a large reputable company.
So far, I have set the path to the SDK common files using
Tools->Options->Directories->Include files.I have tried to set project
options to build a dll correctly with Project->Settings->Link but I guess I
am doing something wrong.
I am a newbie at the development environment so I realize this is a pretty
basic question and I appreciate any help.

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