| IDL DLLs built with VC++ [message #6235] |
Wed, 15 May 1996 00:00 |
peter
Messages: 80
Registered: February 1994
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I'm relatively new to the wonderful world of Windows; I'm trying to port
some IDL call_external routines (actually, PV-Wave routines, but it
shouldn't matter here) from my Unix box to a PC running Win95.
Reading the IDL manual tells me that this is done via DLLs; sure enough,
the sample they give, dlltst32.dll and dlltst32.pro, work just dandy.
Now comes the question. I have Visual C++ (4.0), and would like to use that
environment to build my routines. I create a DLL win32 project and bring
in the dlltst32.c routine, build it, and get a new dlltst32.dll. This
one doesn't work, with the error that the entry points are not found.
The DLL itself is found, since the error message changes if I remove it.
It seems that I need to set some compiler or linker switches
appropriately. Could anybody who has used this compiler configuration
give me some pointers to get me started? I will also pursue running
nmake from a DOS window, using the given makefile.win, but I'd prefer to
avoid that workaround if possible.
Thanks,
Peter
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Peter Webb, HP Labs Medical Dept
E-Mail: peter_webb@hpl.hp.com
Phone: (415) 813-3756
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