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  1. buddm

    calling C++ dll

    MKuiper, We're getting closer I think, however, I am still on version 5 and it does not allow "Procedure-Pointer" usage ! Thanks for the help none the less. Budd
  2. buddm

    calling C++ dll

    Frederico, I guess I'm dense on this, but I create my app in the Project Manager, and as far as I can find there is now way to link a "dll" file to the application.
  3. buddm

    calling C++ dll

    Frederico, 1st, the vendor does not have a LIB file for the dll, nor is he willing to create one. It actually was created with DELPHI, not C++. 2nd, if I compile my program with NODLOAD to make it static linkage, it fails to link "unresoloved references". if I compile it with DLOAD...
  4. buddm

    calling C++ dll

    Thanks Frederico, but I already have a detail breakdown of the functions and parameters from the vendor of the dll. My problem is when I call the 1st function, I get error JMP0015I-U, and yet the dll is in my program directory and my win/system32 directory which are both in my PATH. I need to...
  5. buddm

    calling C++ dll

    Does anyone know how to compile,link, and then call a C++ dll and it's functions if you do not have a "lib" import file for the dll?

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