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Jun 25th, 2001, 01:14 PM
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Where have all the DLL's Gone ?
I have just compiled an Active X dll (first time). I have only added a single procedure to the dll and I am passing data in and out of the procedure using types.
I confirmed the code worked at module level in my client program, copied the procedure into an Active X class module along with the type definition info and compiled the code - no problem.
To get at the new external procedure (having deleted the original in my calling code) I used a declare in my calling code that pointed to the dll as "C:\dlldirectory\newdll.dll" - note I had not registered the dll on the system at this time.
This seems to work OK - the file is recognised when I run my calling program - but I get a "Can't find entry point..." message back. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to include some packing procedures that VB needs??
Any help here would be damn usefull in my visualisation of the cosmic all - thanks in advance.
PS - even registering the DLL didn't get around the problem.
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