I\'m 开发者_JAVA百科loading a dll by using it\'s name like this: HANDLE hlib = LoadLibrary(\"Winfax.dll\");
I have been trying to load a 32-bit dll using C++ (from a 32-bit application, on windows 7 64-bit). LoadLibrary returns NULL, and GetLastError returns 126 for \"The specified module could not be found
VC++ 2008, CLR Console App, being developed under win7 x64. I\'m using .net with MS Office v.12 PIA\'s to do some Excel automation, which is coming along quite nicely. But now, I\'m starting the next
I\'m trying to buil开发者_运维技巧d a 32-bit program that can run correctly on 64-bit Windows; that is, if it needs to open a text file for the user, the file needs to not be redirected from C:\\Progr
I have created an MFCApp using VS2008 wizard. Inside my application\'s \"InitInstance()\" I\'m calling \"LoadLibraryA()\" method as I need to load a few dll files. But as soon as I call \"LoadLibraryA
I\'m loading a DLL using LoadLibrary from my Delphi project like so: DLLHandle := LoadLibrary(\'my.dll\');
Am using calllib to access an external DLL from matlab.The DLL has a function in it, with a signature that looks like:
In our application, we dynamically load a dll file, which again has static bindings to other dlls. Until now, all this dlls have been in our application folder. From now on, we want to move these dl
I\'m running Ubuntu 10.10 I\'m NOT using the NDK I compiled my ARM shared library in DS-5 (ARM\'s development toolset, http://www.keil.com/arm/ds5/ ).When I placed them under libs/armeabi and call S
My .Net program uses a fortran Dll to perform a maths function (Arpack, solves eigen modes).I believe the fortran contains static varibles and generally isn\'t thread safe. Also it\'s very complicated
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