Hello Experts.
Recently, I started to re-learn C++ just because. I decided that the best way to solidify what I'm learning is to rebuild some of my Add-Ons in C++ but I found that unlike in C#, you can't just "Add a reference" to the .dll file.
I started to search on the internet and found that in order for me to use a .dll in VS20xx C++, I need a header file where all the function definitions are stored (pretty much like a .h file if I understood it right)
So, what I want to ask is if I am actually understanding things wrong or if I need another "version" of the SDK (Like a "SAP Business One SDK for C++")... or if the SDK no longer supports C++, I know in previous versions it was supported, I even found a sample but was unable to compile it due to missing libraries.
(Also, I'm not taking out of the picture the fact that mu C++ and/or visual studio knowledge is still very limited and there is a simple way to archive what I want... which is to import the SDK dll in a Visual Studio C++ project and start coding)