How do I create both a .lib file and an .exe file in Visual C++?

It's not possible in general - static libraries and executables are completely different kinds of animal. The way to handle this situation is to create two projects - one for the library, which contains all the functionality. And one for the executable, which is a thin wrapper that simply calls functions in the library.

If any symbol in a Application (.exe) project is exported (e.g. With __declspec(dllexport) ), both the . Exe and the . Lib files will be generated See: Why does my Visual C++ .

Exe project build create . Lib and . Exp files?

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