Thread: .dll projects in MSVC

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    .dll projects in MSVC

    How do i get a .lib for a .dll i create?

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    it should be in the folder that you built the dll in.
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    There are 4 files there,

    project.dll
    project.obj
    project.pch
    vc60.idb

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    Check to ensure you haven't got 'Doesn't Produce Lib' ticked in Projects\Settings\Link.
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    That box is not selected, and i have the line

    /implib:"Release/project.lib"

    in my link options.

    Im sure this is simething simple, but im not seeing it.

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    Originally posted by Eber Kain
    /implib:"Release/project.lib"
    my guess would be to delete this line.
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