Has anyone created compiled function DLLs with the Microsoft Visual C++
5.0? If so, can you tell me what compiler & linker flags need to be
(un)set. I have successfully created DLL's before with MS Visual C 2.0 but
I am unable to do it with v 5.0.
Thanks
Steve
stimian@ara.com
Applied Research Associates (802) 763 - 8349 phone
New England Division (802) 763 - 8283 fax
RR1 Box 120A
South Royalton, VT 05068
5.0? If so, can you tell me what compiler & linker flags need to be
(un)set. I have successfully created DLL's before with MS Visual C 2.0 but
I am unable to do it with v 5.0.
Thanks
Steve
stimian@ara.com
Applied Research Associates (802) 763 - 8349 phone
New England Division (802) 763 - 8283 fax
RR1 Box 120A
South Royalton, VT 05068
It looks like that this is not the first time people have been asking
for a good example the about DLL import function since the HP example in
the book is not comprehensive enough, may be some one from HP can take
charge and do a better definition and example for the DLL import
functions, I have generated an example of DLL functions and we are
trying to use it with vee.
This process will not work with C++ unless you are careful about the
order of function calls from left to right or from right to left.
PLEASE POST YOUR EXAMPLES AND SEND IT TO THE REFLECTOR SO THAT OTHERS
CAN BE BETTER ACQUAINTED WITH THIS PROCESS OF GENERATING DLL AND
IMPORTING IT TO VEE.
THANKS
ALBERT
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Steven Timian [SMTP:stimian@ara.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 2:01 PM
>To: hpvxd_xc@hpislsup.lvld.hp.com
>Subject: Vrf : compiled functions w/ MS Visual C++ 5.0
>
>Has anyone created compiled function DLLs with the Microsoft Visual C++
>5.0? If so, can you tell me what compiler & linker flags need to be
>(un)set. I have successfully created DLL's before with MS Visual C 2.0 but
>I am unable to do it with v 5.0.
>
>
>Thanks
>Steve
>
>stimian@ara.com
>
>Applied Research Associates (802) 763 - 8349 phone
>New England Division (802) 763 - 8283 fax
>RR1 Box 120A
>South Royalton, VT 05068
>
>