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The problem is that the name of the .dll is pushpop2.dll, not pushpop.dll.
You should be able to put it any place as long as it's called correctly. I
use the statements below.
DefineDLLFunc: "E:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program\PUSHPOP2.DLL",
DOUBLE, "POP", LONG, LONG, LONG;
DefineDLLFunc: "E:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program\PUSHPOP2.DLL",
DOUBLE, "POPLAST", LONG, LONG, LONG;
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-------Original Message-------
From: Jeff Meek
Date: Friday, December 21, 2001 02:32:01 PM
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: TS2ki cannot find DLL
I am having a problem accessing an external dll. This is my first attempt
at this, so I've no doubt I'm making a newbie mistake somewhere. I searched
the list archives at purebytes, but couldn't find the answer there.
I am trying to use Robert Linder's PushPop. I have PUSHPOP.DLL copied into
my TS program directory, along with the C55RUNX.DLL. But when I try to
apply the SpyPush indicator, TS gives "Cannot find library PUSHPOP.DLL". I
tried changing the indicator code to reference the full path to the dll
(D:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program\PUSHPOP.DLL), but that didn't work.
I also tried another indicator that uses a different dll. Same problem, so
the problem isn't related to PushPop.
Any ideas what I need to do to access the dll? It seemed pretty
straightforward.
Thanks
-Jeff
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