Kevin,
> Third - you called your test function from within Form_Load. This will
> only
> (normally) run once for any particular form. So, I added a button to
> your
> form, and moved "i = doit(100)" into the new Button1_Click function.
>
> Works perfectly for me...
I had placed it in Form_Load f
FWIW - when following exactly the recipe you provided, mine worked OK.
Three
small changes though:
You had this in your VB form:
Private Declare Function doit Lib "bar.dll" (ByVal ...
However, since the function's name in MyTest.c is testit (not doit), I
added
Alias "testit", like:
Private D
Tim wrote:
> Ok, I've gotten a little further in my endeavors and am stumped again.
> Actually this is pretty much where I was stumped in the beginning, but I
> have made some moderate headway.
>
> I have successfully created a dl that can be called (successfully mind you)
> from Visual Basic,
Hallo,
from my understanding during the development of DLLs for VB there are
the following important things:
1. Compile with stdcall: VB uses the stdcall (Pascal) calling
convebtion. Either hardcode it (_I_ wouldn't do that) or use the -mrtd
with gcc.
2. When passing structs mind the sick pa
Ok, I've gotten a little further in my endeavors and am stumped again.
Actually this is pretty much where I was stumped in the beginning, but I
have made some moderate headway.
I have successfully created a dl that can be called (successfully mind you)
from Visual Basic, but unfortunately only on
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