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Can anybody tell me if it is possible to call a 16 bit DLL from
a 32 bit application?

Specific problem: I use a productive tool for building user interfaces.
This tool uses a proprietary library (DLL) written with MSC 6.
It then generates C code (from what I design) for MSC 6 that calls
the proprietary library. These calls are all _far _pascal and compiled
with -Gs -Alfu -FPc -Zp options. It is expected that the generated
code is compiled with these same options.

Now, I want to try to develop my DLL using a 32 bit compiler. But I think
I cannot call a 32 bit DLL from a main prog. compiled 16 bit. So I want
to compile the main prog. (the generated code) also with 32 bit compiler.

Can I do it with emx ot gcc? If not, can I do it with some other compiler?
If yes, what function prototype should I specify for the funcions in the
16bit DLL?

Hope all this makes some sense.

Luca Priorelli