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Article #2530Server Socket DLL again
From: Colin B Maharaj
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 01:16
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 01:16
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Hi all, I am writing a Server Socket DLL in C++ Builder 6.0. I am also using a call back function, to be used FROM BCB 3.0 Pro. The call back function has parameters, including a TMemoryStream pointer and TStringList pointer. You see the calling application that is opening the DLL, has a routine with command line parameters that must be called by the server DLL. But in doing so, it causes access violations. Almost identical code in the DLL itself that resembles the callback code works without a hitch. I there anyway That I can create content in the called routine that exists in a BCB3 project but is being called in a BCB6 DLL?? Any help is always appreciated. Thanks! Colin...
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