Subj : Re: Complicated DLL question
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Frode Nilsen
Date : Tue Sep 28 2004 12:46 am

Thomas wrote:

> I have two DLL's that I am accessing through a single Delphi program.
> 
> One DLL is supplied by a vendor and has a pascal interface that lets
> me access the functions in the DLL.
> 
> The other DLL I created in Borland C++ builder 6 and I am able to
> access the DLL through an individual delphi
> program.

How do you build this second dll with regard to other libraries/dll's?

> 
> When I try to create a single program that accesses both the DLLs
> then the program fails . It compiles but when I
> do "Run" , Windows 98 gives a "Fatal exception at 0E ...." blue
> screen.  If I try to build in XP it gives the error "Program
> failed to initialize".
> 
> I have no clue about what is going on. The fact that they work
> individually and not when combining the two leads me to suspect
> some sort of memory allocation issues. Any ideas? How does one debug
> such errors that occur during building?

Well, in C++ builder I would try to build with makefiles, guess you can
do that in delphi too?

sincerely
frode

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