Can anyone tell me if R6 fills the Win9x "SharedDll" registry key with every single @#$!! header, include, exe, etc. file that it might have occasion to use like R5 does? I've been having very strange registry problems with several other apps on my W95 dev machine and tracked it all down to the R5 install logging all the files (with their correspondingly extremely long pathnames) in the "SharedDll" key. Keys in '95 are limited to 64K in size and very few of the files listed by R5 were DLL's, shared or otherwise. I would have expected better coding from Metrowerks, like defining their own registry keys instead of dumping their entire list of files in a system key like "SharedDll". This key has a definite and vital function in installations and (obviously) in uninstalls and it is not the place to provide pointers to C headers and include files needed by a single app. Whew! Now that I got that off my chest... is R6 better behaved? and worth the money? Any comments appreciated... Randy Pulsifer
