Qasim
December 6th, 2005, 10:51 AM
Hi,
While working on Microsoft’s DirectSound 9.0 API, I am having difficulty in packaging up my source code into a DLL. Currently, my code is layered on top of the sample code provided in the DirectX SDK (which is unmanaged code), using static imports. I need to pack up all the services that I define into some sort of DLL: .Net Class library or a Win32 DLL. I’m getting a series of unexplainable errors when changing project setting in Visual Studio 2003 .Net or simply moving all relevant source/header files into a new project.
Has anyone out there ever tried to do this?
While working on Microsoft’s DirectSound 9.0 API, I am having difficulty in packaging up my source code into a DLL. Currently, my code is layered on top of the sample code provided in the DirectX SDK (which is unmanaged code), using static imports. I need to pack up all the services that I define into some sort of DLL: .Net Class library or a Win32 DLL. I’m getting a series of unexplainable errors when changing project setting in Visual Studio 2003 .Net or simply moving all relevant source/header files into a new project.
Has anyone out there ever tried to do this?