Typically I have used (and seen others do this as well) #ifdef SOMETHING #define BLABLA declspec(dllexport) #else #define BLABLA.

You can export data, functions, classes, or class member functions from a DLL using the __declspec(dllexport) keyword. __declspec(dllexport) adds the export directive to the object file so you do not need to use a .def file.

This convenience is most apparent when trying to export decorated C++ function names. Because there is no standard specification for name decoration, the name of an exported function might change between compiler versions. If you use __declspec(dllexport), recompiling the DLL and dependent .exe files is necessary only to account for any naming convention changes.

Many export directives, such as ordinals, NONAME, and PRIVATE, can be made only in a .def file, and there is no way to specify these attributes without a .def file. However, using __declspec(dllexport) in addition to using a .def file does not cause build errors.

To export functions, the __declspec(dllexport) keyword must appear to the left of the calling-convention keyword, if a keyword is specified. For example:

To export all of the public data members and member functions in a class, the keyword must appear to the left of the class name as follows:

Note

__declspec(dllexport) cannot be applied to a function with the __clrcall calling convention.

When building your DLL, you typically create a header file that contains the function prototypes and/or classes you are exporting and add __declspec(dllexport) to the declarations in the header file. To make your code more readable, define a macro for __declspec(dllexport) and use the macro with each symbol you are exporting:

__declspec(dllexport) stores function names in the DLL's export table. If you want to optimize the table's size, see Exporting Functions from a DLL by Ordinal Rather Than by Name.

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In VS2008 and VS2010, the correct version of ILAsm/ILDasm will be used according to the TargetFramework. Only important for 2010 due to 4.0 / 2.0 runtime. Temporary.def file will be removed as it isn't really required after having the.lib and.exp file.

Fixes to the.lib creation (export names had the real method name in the.lib, not the one that DllExport contained, while the DLL itself exported it correctly). nicer Icon. TargetFramework is no longer set to 3.5 but left empty for the IDE to decide what makes sense (VS2005 obviously has no clue about this setting). Autom. Packaging of the and the archive on this page during build, to prevent uploading older versions. Version 1.1.2. When provided with the location of lib.exe, it will create the.lib and.exp files that are required my MSVC.

either autom. Inside the VS IDE. having an environmental variable LibToolPath pointed to its directory. or adding a property LibToolPath to the project file. Version 1.1.1. I created a to make it very, very easy to setup the target and build task. I also fixed some issues that could result in extreme slowdowns.

When you use the same export name for multiple methods, it will now create a warning which uses the pdb debug infos to point to the exact source locations.

Setnpcweight 100. The above command would make your target NPC look as heavy as is possible. This console command does the same as the first example - SNPCW is an alias ofthe SetNPCWeight command. Player.setnpcweight 0. The above command would make your character look the lightest weight possible. Skyrim spe.