Win32 Dynamic Link Library
If you plan to build a DLL that does not use MFC and does not need any boilerplate,
choose the Win32 Dynamic Link Library option instead of MFC AppWizard (dll). You get
an empty project created right away with no questions.
Win32 Static Library
Although most code you reuse is gathered into a DLL, you may prefer to use a static
library because that means you don't have to distribute the DLL with your application.
Choose this wizard from the left list in the New Project Workspace dialog box to create
a project file into which you can add object files to be linked into a static library,
which is then linked into your applications.
If you plan to build a DLL that does not use MFC and does not need any boilerplate,
choose the Win32 Dynamic Link Library option instead of MFC AppWizard (dll). You get
an empty project created right away with no questions.
Win32 Static Library
Although most code you reuse is gathered into a DLL, you may prefer to use a static
library because that means you don't have to distribute the DLL with your application.
Choose this wizard from the left list in the New Project Workspace dialog box to create
a project file into which you can add object files to be linked into a static library,
which is then linked into your applications.
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