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thanks for the code. I switched everything to using char*
and added the missing __stdcall declaraction.
The ifstream stack corruption remains, though. I also
searched Google and it seems other people had similar problems.

I replaced std::ifstream with TFileStream and now it works!

Nick

> It is not related to the std::ifstream itself, but more likely to the
> std::string that you passed to it.  Once you change to char* instead, you
> shouldn't have the problem anymore.  For example:
>
>     bool FileType1Test(const char *fileName)
>     {
>         ifstream in(fileName);
>
>         char c;
>         in >> c;
>
>         return ( c == 'A' );
>     }
>
>     extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) char* __stdcall Validate(const char*
> funcName, const char* args)
>     {
>         if( std::string(funcName) == "FileType1Test" )
>             return FileType1Test(args) ? "TRUE" : "FALSE";
>         else
>             return "FALSE";
>     }
>
> >       typedef void (*PTestFunc)(const char* fileName);
>
> You left out the __stdcall convention, thus you are going to corrupt the
> stack.  It needs to be this instead:
>
>     typedef void (__stdcall *PTestFunc)(const char* fileName);
>
>
>
> Gambit
>
>