vb and c

[forvish]

hi every one !
can i use visual basic as user interface with my c programs?
or even C++ programs? please help if there is any other way?

[vijaydiwakar]

hi every one !
can i use visual basic as user interface with my c programs?
or even C++ programs? please help if there is any other way?

i think no

[ChillUmesh]

hi every one !
can i use visual basic as user interface with my c programs?
or even C++ programs? please help if there is any other way?

U CAN WRITE A dll USING VC++ AND ACESS THOSE USING VB

IF U HAV ANY MORE DOUTS U R ALWAYS WELCOM

[forvish]

U CAN WRITE A dll USING VC++ AND ACESS THOSE USING VB

IF U HAV ANY MORE DOUTS U R ALWAYS WELCOM

hey i have learnt basic c++. vc++ is kind of weired. The syntax is also little different. i need to finish my work fast cant learn vc++ now. can i write it in normal c++ and use vb as front end . please help

[ChillUmesh]

hey i have learnt basic c++. vc++ is kind of weired. The syntax is also little different. i need to finish my work fast cant learn vc++ now. can i write it in normal c++ and use vb as front end . please help

u create a dll file in C++ only and use in VB
4 creating dll in C++ u search web

[Killer42]

hey i have learnt basic c++. vc++ is kind of weired. The syntax is also little different. i need to finish my work fast cant learn vc++ now. can i write it in normal c++ and use vb as front end . please help

As ChillUmesh pointed out, it is possible to create a DLL in C++, and call it from VB. So in this way you could use VB as the user interface, and invoke your C++ functions "behind the scenes". But it's probably not as quick and easy as you might think. I suspect you'll find it simpler to do one of the following:

• Learn Visual C++
• Do the job entirely in VB
• Do it entirely in "basic C++" and find some way (downloaded tools?) to do the user interface from that language.

If you do need help with creating a DLL so that you can call it from VB, then I'd suggest the C/C++ forum is the place to ask. Actually, they will probably be a good source of info, whatever route you take. We can probably help with the calls, but I doubt you'll need much help to call a DLL.