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> I have an indicator that I wrote that references a .DLL file.
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> The syntax goes like this:
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> DefineDLLFunc: "C:\CUSTOM\CUSTOM.DLL", float, "EXPDISPMA", float, float,
> float, float, float ;
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> It (still) works great in TS40, but not it TS2000i - ".DLL not found"
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> Any ideas why? Did the syntax change?
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> Doug
If it is the same DLL that used to work in TS 4 then it must be a 16-bit
DLL. TS2000i interfaces with 32-bit DLLs. My guess is it found the DLL by name
but not by type. TS2000i cannot call a 16-bit DLL. You will need to recompile
it for 32-bit mode or, a lot more complex, you will have to write a 32/16
thunk so TS can call the 32-bit thunk and it implements all the interfacing
to and from the 16-bit DLL.
Do note, I have not written a 32-bit DLL for TS2000i yet but I understand that
calls to 32-bit DLLs are meant to be supported.
Chris Norrie
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