JB> You are absolutely right, but page 2 of the manual states: "Fast 16 bi
JB> DLLs and EXEs for Microsoft Windows. On the other hand: the text on th
JB> box states: "It creates industry-standard DLL's using the full power
JB> of the 32-bit instruction set. This is a bit confusing, indeed.
 
One of the guys I work with called PB about this and they told him it
wouldn't work as well...maybe next version.
 
JB> Thanks for the warning anyway. I played with PB/DLL a bit and, oh boy.
JB> it is Faaaaast.....  :-)
 
Have you checked out VB 4.0?  Our speed tests show it and pb/dll to be
about the same.  Overall I am pretty dissapointed in pb/dll, in fact I
am thinking about asking for my money back.  No IDE interface for one,
going back and forth between editor and compiler is a joke, that went
out after I left Fortran and was dissapointed to see it return.  The
entire program seems kludged together.  If you are still using VB 3.0
then I can see how pb/dll would be a great addition, but since we are
using VB 4.0 its of no use.       Eric
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