Eliminating the Version Incompatibility in COM

[Rasheed]

Hi all,
I am have two questions with me.
1) Can anybody explain how exactly how we are eliminating the Version
Incompatibility in COM.which were their in C++ DLL.
2) I have developed a COM.dll. let us assume version for the dll
as( ver 1.0.0.0)

Now I have updated with some existing virtual functions parameters and
adding some more New Virtual functions. Means I have to change my
Version dll so version as( ver 2.0.0.0)


Here my big concern is: we having two dlls so which dll would be in my
process aria.

Programmatically what are the statements we have to add in code, if we
are going to have only one dll in the Process area.

Like so many question in my mind so can anybody give me the best
concept to resolve more question at my end.

 

[Jim Langston]

Hi all,
I am have two questions with me.
1) Can anybody explain how exactly how we are eliminating the Version
Incompatibility in COM.which were their in C++ DLL.
2) I have developed a COM.dll. let us assume version for the dll
as( ver 1.0.0.0)

Now I have updated with some existing virtual functions parameters and
adding some more New Virtual functions. Means I have to change my
Version dll so version as( ver 2.0.0.0)


Here my big concern is: we having two dlls so which dll would be in my
process aria.

Programmatically what are the statements we have to add in code, if we
are going to have only one dll in the Process area.

Like so many question in my mind so can anybody give me the best
concept to resolve more question at my end.

This is off topic in this newsgroup, for DLLs ask in a newsgroup dealing
with the Microsoft operating system. A newsgroup starting with microsoft.
is your best bet.

 

[Puppet_Sock]

Hi all,
I am have two questions with me.
1)       Can anybody explain how exactly how we are eliminating the Version
Incompatibility in COM.which were their in C++ DLL.
2)      I have developed a COM.dll. let us assume version for the dll
as( ver 1.0.0.0)

[snip]

This is all off topic here. We only talk about standard C++.
Those are all extensions of C++ that only work on particular
platforms.

You will get more and better help if you ask this question
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