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Jan 31st, 2003, 06:53 PM
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32- or 16- bit, who knows???? VB or C++???
Hello,
Me again, don't know the right word for it in English, but I have to make a kind of profject what I have to defend before a jury, don't know if someone of you out there knows Prodave, this is a interface between Siemens PLC and PC (needs a special cabel over RS232.)
This Prodave workes with a dll called "W32_511.dll" so I asumed it would be 32 bit, but when I give an adress to the dll it always gives overflow, so I tought that maybe that dll is 16 bit... and that is where I'm stuck... So my next question is, how can I run a 16-bit dll in an 32 bit operating system (winXP or win2000)?
Have some examples of codes for using the dll functions but they are written in C++, I do know C++ but not so well...
What I do think to know is that char in C++ is the same as Byte in VB, don't have much time now but will try to put some examples in the next thread....
Thx to al of ya...
If you wanna do it, do it good, that's what I try to do... :-)
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