Hi,
I am very new to C/C++, I went through several tutorials, so I know some basics. I have to create a .dll library to add new functionality to an already existing code. Coding the functions in C++ shouldn't be hard, it's basically mathematical operation (algebra, integration and so on). But I feel like I misunderstand something very elementary, that elementary that I cannot find any pre-existing topic about it :
Considering I know the particular syntax required to write a DLL how I can compile it from C::B ? At the project creation, there is no "Dynamic Library L..." choice, as I have seen on some tutorials, why ? Do I have to set some option on gcc ? (I use gcc on debian). All the tutorials about DLL are very advanced, and look like using particular Windows stuff, I don't get it.
Thanks,
Flo