Re: Include DLL's within an EXE

On 2006-03-31, Bob Richardson <bobr> wrote:
I finally got my DLL, written in C, useable in Delphi. The code is:

function SolveBoard(Deal: TDDDeal; Target, Solutions, Mode: integer;
FTPtr: pFutureTricks): integer; stdcall; external 'DDS.dll';

There is no perfect answer for that. It depends if the C compiler you are
using is generating delphi compatible static libs.

Bottom line: If it is C++ builder probably yes (since it is the same
vendor), in all cases: probably no.

.

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