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Tutorial for COM library creation

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Fish in a Barrel - 14 Jun 2006 20:29 GMT
I've used COM libraries in VC++ before, but now I need to create one.
It's easy enough to do in .NET, but I need to write it in unmanaged
C++.  Can anyone point me to a tutorial or some other reference that
explains how to create a C++ COM class in a DLL.
Fish in a Barrel - 14 Jun 2006 20:31 GMT
Oops... didn't mean to post this to the dotnet group.

> I've used COM libraries in VC++ before, but now I need to create one.
> It's easy enough to do in .NET, but I need to write it in unmanaged
> C++.  Can anyone point me to a tutorial or some other reference that
> explains how to create a C++ COM class in a DLL.
Bruno van Dooren - 14 Jun 2006 20:32 GMT
> I've used COM libraries in VC++ before, but now I need to create one.
> It's easy enough to do in .NET, but I need to write it in unmanaged
> C++.  Can anyone point me to a tutorial or some other reference that
> explains how to create a C++ COM class in a DLL.

go to www.codeproject.com and do a search for 'DLL COM' or just 'COM' in the
category C++.
you'll find a ton of articles. start from there.

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Brian Muth - 14 Jun 2006 21:04 GMT
If you want to get into this in any kind of detail, I strongly recommend
purchasing a book.

http://tinyurl.com/qzdfp

Brian

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