There is any preprocessor trick or something in which you can compile both, a lib and dll version, at the same time of a set of functions?
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There is any preprocessor trick or something in which you can compile both, a lib and dll version, at the same time of a set of functions?
I’m not certain of the details on how to do this in Visual Studio, but basically you’ll just have to set up two build products that build from the same source code, but with different build settings, such as a macro that enables/disables the
declspec()attributes used in dlls.I think in Visual Studio this might manifest as having two projects in your solution.