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December 17th, 1999, 02:48 AM
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Changing DLL versoins runtime ( Non-COM - WIN32 dlls)
Hi,
My question is: How to switch between different non-com/"simple" dll at run time (in VB ofcourse!).
I Can use LoadLibrary but, i dont know how to call the functions after that.. using GetProcAddress or whatever..
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I have a win32 dll ( which interfaces with a Image processing board) and it comes in 2 different versions.. implements different ideas actually.
Original idea was i would finalise on one of them.. how ever it appears that i might need to provide support for both..
Function interfaces are little different etc.. so til now, i had defined the Declare statements in a Compiler Switch and change ths switch and compile.. and things were working fine.. now "HE", you know who:-), wants both to be there.. so how to?
Memory is another limitation. I cannot afford to have two versions of essentially same stuff loaded up, just to use a few functions of both. Being Image proc. stuff, it really takes up huge memories etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
RK
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