I have used class references before across DLLs - my own classes with no
VCL components with success. With out run-time packages, I can uses seperate
forms in each DLL and EXE. With run-time packages, the DLLs and EXE can all
interact with the same form!
Thanks to Rob and David
Doug
Quoting Rob Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> David Smith wrote:
>> You can't pass class references to DLL's. That is a limitation. You have
>> to use packages for full interoperability. This means compiling with the
>> runtime packages option. That means your product has to make sure all
>> packages needed (including Borland's) are on the users system.
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> Class references are meaningful if both the DLL and the EXE are compiled
> to use packages.
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