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bramdoornbos |
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Does the gcc compiler have a VC 6.0 C++ compilation mode (interfacing with classes over dll boundary)? |
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6 Sep 2006 05:18:12 -0700 |
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Hello,
This is a repost from a earlier message I sent to the comp.lang.c++
newsgroup,
but they advised me to put it in this newsgroup
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I am looking for a solution to interface with C++ classes implemented
in a dll compiled by gcc (cygwin icw mingw).
This dll will be however accessed by a visual c++ compiled host (not
made by me).
Both implementations will share headers that define virtual c++ class
interfaces.
Is this possible? In other words, can the gcc compiler behave like the
Visual C++ compiler?
I know that by default the object memory mapping model differs for both
compilers.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Bram Doornbos
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