Types in dll

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i am new to the use of dll..,and i would like to know wat 'types' means in a dll..??
thnx for the reply

Posted 29-Nov-09 17:49pm

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lazydie · Answer 1 · 2009-11-29T20:49:00

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So am I.
And I haven't herad 'types' in a dll.
Maybe you haven't expressed your meaning clearly?
As I know dll is a kind of files widely used in Windows operating system.There are many functions defined in it and can be used by other *.exe.

Posted 29-Nov-09 20:49pm

lazydie

Updated 29-Nov-09 20:50pm

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Brady Kelly · Answer 2 · 2009-11-29T23:50:00

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In a .NET assembly (normally one DLL), nearly all code is grouped into classes, structs, and enums. These are all collectively known as types, so System.Int32 is a type, just as MyCustomerClass is a type.

Posted 29-Nov-09 23:50pm

Brady Kelly

danysrour · Answer 3 · 2009-11-30T00:01:00

Solution 3

don't think od dlls as "what type"
here take a look
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_.dll_file
you will have a close look

Posted 30-Nov-09 0:01am

danysrour