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Hello everyone,





Are there some formal documents about which physical files contain C++

related libraries' implementation on Windows (i.e. something like mscvp*, to

run and build C++ application, all required static lib, import lib and DLL)?



How about the physical files for C (i.e. CRT) and for all Windows API?



BTW: maybe my question should be asked in another way -- the frequently used

DLLs (like user32.dll) and related functions, import libraries and static

libraies for Windows platform?





thanks in advance,

George


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Re:C++ library supported DLL

"George" wrote:

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Are there some formal documents about which physical files

contain C++

related libraries' implementation on Windows (i.e. something

like mscvp*, to

run and build C++ application, all required static lib, import

lib and DLL)?



I think I posted the following link already in an answer to one of

your questions:



"C Run-Time Libraries"

msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx">msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx



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How about the physical files for C (i.e. CRT) and for all

Windows API?



Physical files for Windows API are mentioned in the "Requirements"

section of documentation for each API function.



HTH

Alex





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Re:C++ library supported DLL

Thanks Alex!





My question is answered.





regards,

George



"Alex Blekhman" wrote:



Quote
"George" wrote:

>Are there some formal documents about which physical files

>contain C++

>related libraries' implementation on Windows (i.e. something

>like mscvp*, to

>run and build C++ application, all required static lib, import

>lib and DLL)?



I think I posted the following link already in an answer to one of

your questions:



"C Run-Time Libraries"

msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx">msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx



>How about the physical files for C (i.e. CRT) and for all

>Windows API?



Physical files for Windows API are mentioned in the "Requirements"

section of documentation for each API function.



HTH

Alex







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