Library/Module in Vis. Stud 6.0

[sql_lall]

OK, i'm in the process of writing up all the useful functions i have (such as some maths functions, debugging stuff), and have been told it would be easier, rather making .cpp & .h files that must be in every project, just to make either a library or a module.

Now, because i'm from VB, i'm not really sure what the difference is, or which one i should use.
What is also a problem is I can't figure out how in Visual Studio 6.0 i can create either of these.

Anyway, any advice?

(BTW, i'm guessing .dll's count as libraries)

[sunburnt]

to compile a DLL, check this thread:
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...hreadid=255261

What I would like to know is how to compile a .lib like the standard libraries, so i can simply include the header and not the cpp file in the project. i have several classes that i'm happy with and use among all my projects.

[sql_lall]

Thanks for that
However, i had a look, and am still wondering two things:

1) How do you do the specifically in Visual Studio 6.0? Like, they mention project.def... and the @1, @2 bit is puzzling

2) What exactly is a module, what can you do with it, and how do you make one.
(the las bit is most important, cos i can look elsewhere for the other two)

[sunburnt]

choose the Win32 Application as your project type. Then choose the following options:
[x] DLL
[x] Empty project

you can then add the .def file along with the rest of your files by choosing "Project -> Add New Item"

[CornedBee]

For a static library just start a Win32 Static Library project.