Thanks Xenakios.
The project does in fact create a static link library.
I am simply guessing here, but perhaps:
- One wants to create a Juce (sort of) ‘Application’.
- One wants to have the whole thing itself within a .Dll.
- The code within the .Dll would link to the static lib created by the WindowsDLL project.
If this is true then it of course would not be what I am looking for.
Yes, it is true that everyone generally says ‘Don’t bother trying’.
My question is Why Not?
I understand in the past on Windows operating system memory allocation between
a .Dll and the code using it was problematic to say the least.
But again, this is for Windows 10 x64 only. I believe this resolves most
of the issues surrounding this problem:
This Post
So again, Is there a reason what I want to do is not possible?
Thanks.