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Comments by Single Step Debugger (Top 6 by date)
Single Step Debugger
4-Oct-12 13:02pm
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Reason for my vote of 1
This is not an article, merely a tip, and not very good one. Quite unprofessional. Sorry.
Single Step Debugger
25-Mar-11 16:22pm
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Yes I found this article earlier today but it’s not very helpful, it’s more like a reference. Thanks and have a five from me.
Single Step Debugger
25-Mar-11 16:19pm
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It works now! It appears that building the DLL in VS2010 doesn’t change the interface, you need to rebuild/clean the project. I added this row: "DllUnregisterServer PRIVATE" in the *.def file and after rebuild it exported the function. Tanks again, sorry I can vote you five only once.:)
Single Step Debugger
25-Mar-11 16:06pm
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Yes you were perfectly right DUMPBIN tells me that the function is not exported. All other functions in the definition file are exported but not this one…weird.
Single Step Debugger
25-Mar-11 15:56pm
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Yes I will mark it as answer, thank you and I also five voted your answer. And I have explicit export for this function in the definition file but it still doesn’t work. I start thinking that something breaks the DLL initialization and the error message is just a side effect. Thank you anyway.
Single Step Debugger
25-Mar-11 15:35pm
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Thank you for the straw, but the function is already declared in OleCtl.h in the SDK and I was assuming that I only need to implement it? At least this approach works for the other COM objects I used to deal with.
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