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Fritz, Visual C 1.52 will create 16-bit dll's just fine. Do you have it?
Remember to create a def file for dll exports, and include a wep function to
allow the dll to properly exit. I'd be glad to see if I can help out with
the rough spots. If you are unfamiliar with C, my suggestion is that perhaps
a Delphi 16 bit solution might be a whole lot easier.
Give me an idea of what you want to do, and perhaps I can offer more
specific feedback and assistance. In my experience with ts2000i, getting the
linkages correct (Pascal type) and args passing correctly was 90% of the
battle.
warmest regards,
Kimberly
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Fritz [mailto:fritz@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 6:18 PM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: TS4 DLL?
I'd like to experiment with a few DLL's with TS4, but I'm having a
real problem figuring out how to generate 16bit DLL's. Apparently
any software that can generate 16bit DLL's (at least for C/C++) is
considered ancient history. I even asked in some of the Windows & C
groups, and got nary an answer.
Those of you who use 16bit DLL's, how are you creating them? Would
you be willing to compile a few for me?? :-)
Thanks,
Gary
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