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"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <gambit47.no.spam@no.spam.yahoo.com> escribi� en el
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> What were your EXACT steps to make the DLL?  Did you static link any
> dependancies the DLL may have internally?  My guess would be that you did
> not, and LoadLibrary() is failing because the DLL is itself failing to
find
> another file that it needs.

The original DLL called SetWindowsHookEx, the maping functions for shared
memory and others. The DLL worked OK under the IDE, failed when the calling
program was executed outside the IDE. The program was compiled without
packages.

Then I created a new DLL using File->New->DLL, then in the wizard I selected
C language, Multithreaded, No VCL. The IDE created a DLL template with
DLLEntryPoint() returning 1 and the usual switch(reason). I replaced the
problematic DLL with this and the LoadLibrary() gave the same problems.

I tried again with C++, No multithreaded and other combinations. By the way,
please, tell me which is the most appropiate configuration for a system-wide
hook, as it only catched calling-program events.

The path is absolute, LoadLibrary("c:\\test.dll"). I also tried copying it
to c:\windows\system.

Best regards
Miguel Gim�nez