Hi Pat, VC++ can create Native(Win32), COM and .NET dlls
VB6 can use COM directly & it can use Native by declaring the method you want to use & dll in which to find it. To use .Net dll's you need to create the .Net dll as a COM interop dll. In response to your original question (as much as I can) the main issue is less to do with the language they were written in & more to do with the platform. The more specific you make your questions the better/more the answers you will get. Hope this helps some. Steve On Dec 19, 11:44 pm, B☼gus Excepti☼n <[email protected]> wrote: > OK... Let me ask another question, then: > > If I have a VB6 application, and I want to use VS2008 to create a C++/ > VC++ assembly, will the VB6 app have any trouble using the DLL I > create? > > TIA (and thanks for any feedback on original question!) > > pat > :) > > On Dec 17, 8:57 am, B☼gus Excepti☼n <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Learned Experts, > > > What are the 'gotchas' in developing an assembly in a target > > application's language to act as a go-between that sits between my app > > in a .NET/not .NET language and the API's language? > > > What is the best case scenario as far as .NET and non-.NET MS/VS > > languages? > > > Any thoughts appreciated! > > > TIA > > > pat > > :)- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
