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Unseen Ghost
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Posted: 7th Feb 2004 19:05
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Hi,

I would like to know what dll's are used for and what language makes proper dll's for either DB or DBP. (Hopefully it doesn't cost much)

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Mussi
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Posted: 7th Feb 2004 19:30
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dll's can be used to basicly add your own commands to DB and you could use *almost* every language to make a dll .



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Unseen Ghost
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Posted: 7th Feb 2004 20:24
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Thank you,

I know I can't use Visual Basic. Do you have any suggestions on which one I can use ?


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Mussi
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Posted: 7th Feb 2004 20:43
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dunno about visual basic but I do know you can use: delphi, C, C++ and purebasic



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mister kupo
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visual basic, i can confirm, that you cannot make dlls in it though vb is heavily dll driven. dlls are a nice way to call external functions which can be used in other programs when you don't want to take up extra space in coding.

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Unseen Ghost
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Posted: 10th Feb 2004 04:24
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Thanks for all the help.

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TheCyborg
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You cannot make dlls for DBP in Visual Basic because Visual Basic is ActiveX driven.

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the cheapest route is bloodshed C++
the simplest route is purebasic or simply ask for a dll.

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Unseen Ghost
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Posted: 14th Feb 2004 04:52
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I think I will go the purebasic way.

Thanks everyone.

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