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Subject: Re: how do I make calls to a dll?
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 22:48:47 GMT
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 From: remove DOT this DOT part DOT AND DOT the DOT underscore_hacker DOT jack AT juno DOT com (Kurt
McKee)
 On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 15:52:32 GMT

>Hello! I doubt that any of you use Rapid-Q (a freeware ide/compiler
>with a GUI, semi-OOP, and centered around the BASIC language), but I
>was recently reading the documentation and found out I could use some
>of the included DLLs to run byte-coded "compiled" source code. Since I
>know almost nothing of C++, I thought that creating my own functions
>in a language I already knew, and using those in C++ would be a good
>idea (to help me learn C++).

I don't think so, but it's up to you.

>My question as a newbie is: how would I go about using the byte-code
>and DLLs? As I said, I don't know much about C++. Also, any book
>recommendations? TIA.

DJGPP is a DOS compiler, so it doesn't do DLL's and thus your question
is off-topic in this newsgroup - which wouldn't keep me from answering
it if I knew how.
Anyway, there must be a newsgroup out there where they answer
questions of this sort. (But don't try comp.lang.c++ as it's also
off-topic there).