Hey, everyone. I developed some functionality into a few classes, and
used them inside a test project of sorts, being able to test that the
class works and does what it says. The set of classes rely on an
external DLL on Windows, that happens to call another DLL to do its
work. The only reason we're using two libraries for this class is
REALbasic tends to not pass memory the way some libraries expect, so
I abstracted the library a little. It works great in the test
project, doing exactly what it is supposed to do.
The actual problem lies in integrating the class with the master
project. While everything works to plan in the test project, putting
it in the master project results in FunctionNotFound exceptions
whenever I soft declare in the class. Other classes using other
libraries seem to work just fine, but when I inspect the running
application, the DLL is never loaded.
* Both DLLs reside in the project/build folder
* Copying them to \windows\system32 doesn't help a thing
* Calling an absolute path to the library doesn't work either.
* Calling the library within the Declare instead of through a
constant fails as well
* [Hard] Declares just fail
This results in a few questions: Does REALbasic have a strange way of
calling libraries that causes a limit to the number of libraries
loaded? Should another method be called to preload libraries at the
start of the application? Is there any way to trace why the failure
is happening?
Any help would be very very appreciated. Thank you so much!
- Nick
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