Re: DLL Compatibility

Seb eric_draven <at> wrote:
The application and DLLs work fine under XP SP2!!!!!!!!

You haven't said what error messages that you are getting. A faulty interface between DLL and host could work fine by coincidence on one operating system, but fail on another. I'm thinking of things like string passing and memory allocation issues.

Cheers,
Nicholas Sherlock

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