Subj : Re: shared data in DLL
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Gary Setter
Date : Sat May 22 2004 08:34 am

Hi Ken,
What you are talking about is Interprocess communication. It comes up in the
news groups fairly often so you should be able to search all the Borland
newsgroups and find something. My first guess would be memory mapped files.
Check out CreateFileMapping and related functions. There is a section on
Interprocess communication in the Win32 help file.
Gary

"Ken Fong" <fong@triumf.ca> wrote in message
news:40af189e@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi,
>         I have a few WIN32 applications that I compiled using BC 5.02.
> I want to share about 100 integer data between multiple processes.
> These processes have different main processes but share the same dll.
> Some of the processes are WIN32/GUI/OWL and some are WIN32/Console
> e.g.
> Task1: test1.exe + share.dll
> Task2: test2.exe + share.dll
> Task3: test3.exe + share.dll
>
> I've read up on sharing data in DLL but the sources only mention MSC.
> How can this sharing be done with BC 5.02?
> btw, my platforms are Win95/Win98.
>
> Ken
>
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>

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