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For what it's worth... I found that the 32bit half of the zip I downloaded
is part of the TS2000i Developer Kit.
If you installed the developer kit, it's available at:
C:\Program Files\Omega Research Developer's Kit\Sample\EL Dll
Dave
At 09:46 AM 9/22/99 -0700, David Wieringa wrote:
>I've had a couple of private requests as a result of my post last night to
>let people know what I find out. Here's an update...
>
>I ran across a 32bit DLL example on Omega's FTP site. It's at:
>
> ftp://ftp.omegaresearch.com/pub/orsp/16-32DLL.zip
>
>It contains two other zips -- each contains the same DLL example, but one
>uses a 16bit MS compiler and the other uses VC++ 5.0 for a 32bit example.
>
>According to the enclosed documentation, the intent is to show the
>differences between TS's 16 and 32 DLL's.
>
>There isn't any ELA enclosed, but I don't think that part is that
>complicated. Although it would have been nice to round out the example.
>
>In order to get the 32bit version running in my environment, I had to make
>a few changes. Most had to do with changing paths from D: (where the
>authors at Omega must have had their TradeStation installed) to C:.
>
>The changes:
>
>1) Project menu -> Settings option -> C++ tab -> Preprocessor category...
>Set "Addition include directories:" to "C:\Program Files\Omega
>Research\Program". Without this, it couldn't find elkit32.h.
>
>2) Project menu -> Settings option -> Link tab -> General category... Set
>"Output file name:" to "c:\dev\32bitDLL.dll". As delivered, this was
>hardcoded to their Omega installation on drive D: (which I don't have).
>
>3) From the workspace's File View, I had to remove the elkitvc.lib file and
>then re-add it to my project. As delivered it was looking for this in
>D:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program. By re-adding it I told it it was
>in D:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program.
>
>Keep in mind, that I'm just getting my feet wet in VC++. I know C++ well
>from a Unix standpoint, but my last MS-DOS/Windows development was several
>years ago. In that light if you have suggestions on better solutions,
>please let me know.
>
>I didn't do anything with the 16bit code since I don't have a compiler for
it.
>
>
>devsupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
> I'm cc:'ing you as requested in the doc supplied in 16-32DLL.zip.
> I'd suggest the following improvements:
> - include EasyLanguage code
> - fix and/or document the 3 issues above
>
>
>David Wieringa
>
>
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