Sergio Olivas (olivas@deltanet.com) wrote:
: >Here is a problem I have with Borland C++ DLL:
: >
: >I am writing a Dynamic Link Library program using Borland C++.
: >I need to export a class and some member functions in the class.

: > ...  The most funny thing is that if the Borland
: >project window is open while running the test
: >program, dynamic linking works!?

: Looks like you might not be loading the BWCC.DLL at
: program starup. You should be sure you have it loaded by
: calling EnableBWCC() at startup, like at InitInstance

You may also need to check BWCC library in TargetExpert.  I had a similiar
problem with an application that would not run unless BCC was running also.

Good Luck,

Kurt Fankhauser

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>Here is a problem I have with Borland C++ DLL:
>
>I am writing a Dynamic Link Library program using Borland C++.
>I need to export a class and some member functions in the class.

> ...  The most funny thing is that if the Borland
>project window is open while running the test
>program, dynamic linking works!?

Looks like you might not be loading the BWCC.DLL at
program starup. You should be sure you have it loaded by
calling EnableBWCC() at startup, like at InitInstance

Regards,
  Sergio G. Olivas

Anyone know where I can get some example code on how to
use OWL 2.0 to create dll's for use with Visual Basic.




David Cummings
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