As a result of handling DLL-files between x86 and x64, I made a wrapper:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/439275/Loading-keyboard-layout-KbdLayerDescriptor-in-32-6
kwhat:
I used the solution described from Igor by loading x86-dlls on a 64bit-system from the %windir%\SysWOW64 directory.
On x86-systems I load them from the %windir%\system32.
I seems to work on...
VictorN:
That isn't really an option, since I want to use the already installed keyboard layouts that is available in the %windir%\system32\ directory.
I currently have an issue with the init of lateloading DLLs (keyboard files) that is compiled either with x86 or x64. The app is a simple C++ MFC application (32-bit)
I'm currently working on a MFC project to that needs a ID3-reader (that is quite updated) and the only alternative I know of is TagLib: http://developer.kde.org/~wheeler/taglib.html (equal and...
I have usually created stuff in Visual Studio 6.0 but have now moved on to Visual Studio 2010. The compiler are more strict and I have trouble using "old hacks" and need to learn something...
I know, and the habbit is so grown into me. That is why I'm having problems "converting" to the new Visual Studio. I'm just going to program C++ and not .NET
Now a days every project uses this...
Brad Jones: I noticed that you've deleted my post just because I had a different solution to the problem than you. As moderator you should comment om posts like these insted of deleting them. I guess...