can someone please tell me the differences between :
- win32 ddl
- mfc dll
- atl dll
???
i want to build an app that can be downloaded and run on the client side - no need to call the server - needs to be light
which is the best suitable ??
win32 dll implies that the dll code has linkage to some set of the win32 kernel dlls.
mfc dll is a dll that has linkage to the MFC library. You may optionally perform a 'static' link to the mfc library obviating the need for the presence of the mfc library dll. Obviously some linkage to the Win32 kernel dlls is also implied.
atl dll is uses template libraries which do not rely on dll files but rather build all the code directly into your binary. Again some linkage to the Win32 kernel is implied.
What the three types have in common is they do not exclude nor imply dependencies on other libraries (dlls). That is implementation dependent.
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