I am creating DLLs in VC++, to be called from MB. By default, the argument uses the __cdecl argument passing convention (caller pops the stack). Is this OK or should I use __stdcall (the Pascal convention, called function pops the stack). I have examples for both but am not certain of the result. It seems that from VB, the functions work fine whatever convention is used (???) but that for using the DLLs from other VC++ programs, it is easier to stick to __cdecl. TIA for any hint.
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