Par2: Using RunDLL 1998-03-27 -- Robert Fred Meyer The command is: #RUNDLL('MyDll','MyProc',myparameter)
The parameters "MyDll" and "MyProc" are NOT case insensitive.
"MyDll" does not need the ".dll" added.
The "MyProc" has to be the name given it in the ".exp" file, usually found at the end of
that file. You may have named your procedure "MyProc" and in the ".exp" file you may
find it as "MYPROC@FRSC". Use "MYPROC@FRSC" as the "MyProc" parameter
above, example:
#RUNDLL('MyDll','MyProc@FRSC',parameter)
"MyDll" must be a 16 bit DLL, a 32 bit DLL will not be found.
"MyDll" must be in the current directory or in the DOS path. The "redirection" file does
not aid the finding of the "MyDll". In other words, if your "redirection" file points to
the
"MyDll" and the "MyDll" is not in the current directory or on the DOS PATH, you will
the the error "Cannot find DLL".
No other files are needed; you need the EXP only to get the name and you do not
need the LIB.
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