Windows DLLs can be written in c++ or c#.
What is the dll equivalent in c++/#?
unmanaged c++ dlls are compiled to native code. managed c++ and c# dlls are compiled to MSIL (microsoft intermediate language) and "just in time compiled" prior to execution.
Reply:As far as I know a dll is a dll, whatever! I know you can create dlls in C and though my knowledge is limited in this field I think the C equivalent would more than likely be a class! I may be wrong but as I said LIMITED KNOWLEDGE!
dll = Dynamic Link Library an external program called by other programs to execute a specific process for example copying, pasting, printing.
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