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Thanks, Vladimir, for your suggestion. How can I create Microsoft lib-file
using BCB6 or via implib? The problem is that if I create the TestDll.DLL
using BCB5 then using

    implib TESTDLL.LIB TESTDLL.DLL

to create TESTDLL.LIB which can be linked by Layhey Fortran compiler. But If
I create the TESTDLL.DLL using BCB6. The TESTDLL.LIB created by implib would
not be linked by Layhey Fortran compiler any more. I suspect that BCB6 will
create different DLL compared with BCB5.

Any other suggestions?

Regards,     Binzhong

"Vladimir Afanasyev" <avv@systema.kiev.ua> wrote in message
news:3ea6498e$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Hi,
>
> "Binzhong Zhou" <Binzhong.Zhou@csiro.au> wrote:
> >Hi All,
> >
> >I used to use BCB5 to create a DLL to be statically linked by Layhey
Fortran
> >with no problem at all. However, If I create a DLL from BCB6 using the
same
> >source code, I could not generate (via implib) a *.lib  file which can be
> >linked by the Fortran. It gives me an error message:
> >
> >    Fatal error LINK.2130: Bad object file -- Improper record length in
> >"TestDll.lib".
> >
> >Is there any one who can know why is this error and how I can rectify the
> >problem? I noticed that implib has not been changed from bcb5 to bcb6.
>
> It seems that you need Microsoft lib-file but it is another
> thing than Borland lib.
>
> Vladimir.