-=> Quoting Adam Majer to Tika Carr <=-
 AM> C++ will mangle the names of functions. Also declare them as FAR
 AM> PASCAL - all windows functions use that conversion. eg.
 AM> /// TTT.CPP
 AM> extern "C"{        <- prevents name mangling
 AM> void FAR PASCAL _export Crap();
 AM> }
You know, I never even thought of that! And I've had to use extern "C" in 
ome
DOS stuff I did when combining C and C++ stuff. Thanks for the info. I'm 
oing
to try that one out.
 AM> /// TTT.DEF
 AM> EXPORTS
 AM> CRAP        ;Pascal causes all uper-case - exports don't have
 AM> to be case sensitive. :)
I haven't learned how to make DEF files (yet, still) so this stuff I wouldn't
understand. Under EXPORTS, do I put the names (like a list) of all my
functions in upper case?
And, when I use them in VB, I declare them with the upper case version of the
function names?
Lastly, (if you don't mind all my questions ;) If I want to use the same DLL
in a C++ program, do I use the upper case or lower case/case-sensitive
version? I know I'd make an .H file to declare teh extern. But do I do 
export
and the .DEF or just add the .DLL to my project list?
Just a side-thought. I wonder if anyone has had any luck making .VBX controls
using Borland C++ 3.1??
Tika
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