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From: "Sisyphus" <sisyph...@optusnet.com.au>
In any case, I'll try to rebuild the API_test64.dll when I get the time -
as that will probably fix the problem, irrespective of the cause. (I'll
get back when I've tested that out.)
Yes, I think that fixes the problem. The only test script that now fails is
01_Struct.t.
I built the API_test64.dll manually by running:
cl -c API_test.cpp
cl /LD API_test.obj API_test.def bufferoverflowU.lib
I then renamed the API_test.dll that was produced, to API_test64.dll.
For that to work, in API_test.h, I had to first change:
#ifdef API_TEST_EXPORTS
#define API_TEST_API __declspec(dllexport)
#else
#define API_TEST_API __declspec(dllimport)
#endif
to:
#ifdef API_TEST_EXPORTS
#define API_TEST_API /* __declspec(dllexport) */
#else
#define API_TEST_API /* __declspec(dllimport) */
#endif
Otherwise, when trying to compile the obj file, I got errors of the type:
API_test.cpp(31) : error C2491: 'nAPI_test' : definition of dllimport data
not allowed
API_test.cpp(33) : error C2491: 'sum_integers' : definition of dllimport
function not allowed
API_test.cpp(37) : error C2491: 'sum_integers_ref' : definition of dllimport
function not allowed
[and more similar]
I suspect that we need to build the API_test64.dll as part of the Win32::API
build procedure (rather than supply a pre-built API_test64.dll).
Cheers,
Rob
