> You cannot do this with a single construct; You need a pointer in the case
> of a dynamically loaded library.
> >
> > I'm not sure that I understand. can you please point me to an example ?
He means it depends on whether you are using:
DLL bound dynamically at program runtime
DLL bound statically at program load time
A static DLL is when you use:
procedure blah; external somedll;
Whereas a dynamic DLL is:
LoadLibrary(somedll);
GetProcAddress('blah');
If you are using static binded DLL, then you can use the cvar.. but if using
dynamic binded DLL then you have to figure up a different solution.
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