import vs include

[worlman385@yahoo.com]

So the difference between import and include is that:

import = used for binary library like DLL or .Lib files. it's very
similar to include that it load all the header (function definition)
from the DLL file so that we can use the header file just like include

include = just include header (source file)

=============== ===========

#import "c:\Program Files\Common Files\System\AD O\msado15.dll" \
rename("EOF", "EndOfFile" )

[Victor Bazarov]

Re: import vs include

worlman385@yaho o.com wrote:

So the difference between import and include is that:

There is no "import" in Standard C++ (since you have posted this in
'comp.lang.c++' , I feel obligated to let you know).

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[Alexander Dong Back Kim]

Re: import vs include

On Mar 28, 5:17 am, worlman...@yaho o.com wrote:

So the difference between import and include is that:
>
import = used for binary library like DLL or .Lib files. it's very
similar to include that it load all the header (function definition)
from the DLL file so that we can use the header file just like include
>
include = just include header (source file)
>
=============== ===========
>
#import "c:\Program Files\Common Files\System\AD O\msado15.dll" \
rename("EOF", "EndOfFile" )

#import is used for .NET Framework.

Look up the MSDN or goodle. Don't ask to these C++ maniacs they are
gonna get pissed off =P

Cheers,
Alexander D. B. Kim