Non-MFC DLLs: Overview

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A non-MFC DLL is a DLL that does not use MFC internally, and the exported functions in the DLL can be called by either MFC or non-MFC executable files. Functions are usually exported from a non-MFC DLL using the standard C interface.

For more information about non-MFC DLLs, see Dynamic-Link Libraries in the Win32 SDK documentation.

What do you want to do?

• Create a Win32 DLL
  
  
• Export from a DLL
  
  
• Link an executable to a DLL
  
  
• Initialize a DLL

What do you want to know more about?

• Regular DLLs statically linked to MFC: Overview
  
  
• Regular DLLs dynamically linked to MFC: Overview
  
  
• Extension DLLs: Overview
  
  
• Which kind of DLL to use