Mixed programming of Visual C++ based on dynamic link library
Qin Zhang
Abstract
Qin Zhang
Abstract
To absorb the advantaged of different programming languages, multi-facet applications of dynamic link library (DLL) in mixed programming are investigated. Firstly, along with Visual C++ programming environment, the technical characteristics and call schemes of DLL are analyzed. Furthermore, based on the DLL technology, the mixed programming regarding Visual C++ with Visual Fortran, MATLAB and Visual C #, are discussed respectively. In addition, several vivid examples of test codes are described for illustration. Finally, the case results and related analysis demonstrate the superiority of DLL in mixed programming.
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To absorb the advantaged of different programming languages, multi-facet applications of dynamic link library (DLL) in mixed programming are investigated. Firstly, along with Visual C++ programming environment, the technical characteristics and call schemes of DLL are analyzed. Furthermore, based on the DLL technology, the mixed programming regarding Visual C++ with Visual Fortran, MATLAB and Visual C #, are discussed respectively. In addition, several vivid examples of test codes are described for illustration. Finally, the case results and related analysis demonstrate the superiority of DLL in mixed programming.
Key concepts: Computer science, Programming language, Visual programming language, Fortran, MATLAB, Visual Basic, Programming paradigm, Software