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> > I think the problem is in your fprintf(). You print "group" with a
> > %s (string) directive, but "group" is an int -- with a value of 1,
> > hmmmm. %s expects a pointer to a string. It tried to indirect
> > through the value you passed it -- 1 -- and barfed.
> >
> All good suggestions. I think I'm closer. On one of my prints
> from the function I get a wierd number first, then the next
> two are numbers I expect. I think that for calling the external
> dll that TS6 wants the function to be declared with the pascal
> calling convention.
What I'm saying is, I don't care how you declare your function. If
you pass an integer value to %s in printf, the code will barf.
Period. %s expects a pointer. If you don't give it a pointer, it
ain't gonna work.
Maybe you have other problems too, but passing 1 to %s is still wrong.
Gary
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