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See if this works out better for you:

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  HANDLE Lib = LoadLibrary("NYSiteP.dll");
  int (*__stdcall Proc)(szRunTypes, char*&);

  if (Lib != NULL)
      {
      //  either of this which I prefer
      (FARPROC) Proc = GetProcAddress(Lib, "SITE");
      //  or this which some others prefer
      Proc = (int(*__stdcall)(szRunTypes,char*&))
          GetProcAddress(Lib, "SITE");

      if (Proc != NULL)
          {
          //  ----code that calls Proc----
          }

      FreeLibrary(Lib);
      }
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.  Ed

> peter wrote in message
> news:4033d5c9$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> I am loading a function from a DLL called 'NYSiteP' at run-time.
>  The prototype is:
>
> __declspec(dllexport)int __stdcall SITE ( char *Test, char *data)
>
> I use LoadLibrary to load it, which executes fine and finds the
> DLL without a hitch. However, it will not let me compile with the
> correct amount of parameters. For instance, here is some code:
>
>
> Lib = LoadLibrary("NYSiteP");
>
>     if (Lib != NULL)
>     {
>         Proc = (MYPROC) GetProcAddress(Lib, "SITE");
>
>         if (NULL != Proc){
>             (Proc) ( (char *)&rntyptable);
>             (Proc) ( (char *)&flformattable) ;
>         }//end if
>
> this code compiles fine, but it does not have the right amount of
> parameters. It passes this parameter to the 'Test' variable in
> the SITE function. If I try to compile with this:
>
> (Proc) (szRunTypes, (char *)&rntyptable);
>
> which is how it ought to be, I get an 'extra parameter in call'
> error. Does anyone know how I can remedy this? thanks