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I have a console application in C++. I need to access a functionality from a C++ DLL. How do I link the DLL from my console application?
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks,
Rakesh.
It depends on whether you are using load-time or run-time dynamic linking.
With load-time dynamic linking, you simply link against the import library for the DLL and make sure the DLL is in the right location when you run. With run-time dynamic linking, you need to use
LoadLibraryandGetProcAddressto make calls into the DLL.Both are described in detail on MSDN, with examples.