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c++.windows.32-bits - MS #import directive - what to use in DMC?
I am working on the great DMC plugin for Eclipse that scooter developed (slowly trying to update it to ver 3, but I am way down on the Eclipse/Java learning curve) and I have run into a DMC vs MSVC issue. I have a chunk of code that used the directive: #import "thing.tlb" , and I have two files that were provided to me, thing.tlb and thing.dll (no .h file). What is the proper method of replacing the #import statement in MSVC. Thanks, Andy C in Pittsburgh PA, home of the tax-payer subsidized Stealers! Jan 17 2006
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