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Goodday everybody...
Igot another problem, which is very weird to me...
Well, I created a DLL using VB. In the DLL, there's one expression statement, which is in a loop and I wanted to run the loop until the expression is FALSE. When I link the DLL with a VB written program, it run ok, meaning the expression will give the right value when tested. But when I link the DLL using VC++ written program, the expression always return TRUE even when it's suppose to be FALSE.
All I want to ask is... What really happen in the DLL code? Why can't it test the expression correctly? And how do I solve it?
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Im waiting for a Guru to jump in here.....
But I think this might be a case of the difference in the Boolean representation of TRUE and FALSE between VB and C++?
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Since i don't have vc++ i can't be certain. Why not try having the dll return the integer data type (instead of boolean) and set it up like this:
If the expression is true then return 1
Otherwise return 0
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That's the problem, agent.
The expression always return TRUE even though it's FALSE.
Thanks to both of you guys, anyway.
