I think "afxres.h" is a windows includefile:
[c: programmer] find . -name "*afxres*"
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/AFXRES.H
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.chs/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.cht/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.deu/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.esp/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.fra/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.ita/AFXRES.RC
./DevStudio/VC/mfc/include/l.kor/AFXRES.RC
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sascha Presnac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 12. juni 2001 11:08
> To: Xerces Mailing List (E-Mail)
> Subject: RE: Problems with Xerces 1.4.0 and VC++ 6.0
>
>
> Hi!
>
> First of all, thanks for this tip, it really helped me a step for.
>
> Now, i have downloaded the Sources of Xerces to recompile
> them and get a
> debug able DLL of it and i think, i have found the bug.
>
> The Byte Alignment of Xerces is 8 Byte, but for reall beeing
> "Cross-Plattform", it would have to be 4 Bytes, so that
> Xerces would be able
> to export all function "as is" and can be called from Delphi
> and so on.
>
> Is there a 4 Byte compiled Version?
> I cannot compile it, because i am missing the "afxres.h" File!
>
> Any help would be great...
>
> BESTe Gr�sse, BEST regards
>
> Sascha Presnac
> Research & Development
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> Mevissenstr. 65
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> http://www.bestcolor.com/
>
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>
> |# -----Original Message-----
> |# From: Erik Schroeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> |# Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 7:24 PM
> |# To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> |# Subject: FW: Problems with Xerces 1.4.0 and VC++ 6.0
> |#
> |#
> |# For some reason, I'm not getting through to the list today...
> |#
> |# -----Original Message-----
> |# From: Erik Schroeder
> |# Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 10:56 AM
> |# To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> |# Subject: RE: Problems with Xerces 1.4.0 and VC++ 6.0
> |#
> |#
> |# Not sure if this'll help, but you may with to check out MS
> |# KB article
> |# Q196069...
> |# PRB: LoadLibrary API Fails with 998 (ERROR_NOACCESS) Error
> |#
> |#
> |#
> |# -----Original Message-----
> |# From: Sascha Presnac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> |# Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 10:28 AM
> |# To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> |# Subject: AW: Problems with Xerces 1.4.0 and VC++ 6.0
> |#
> |#
> |# Hi Chris!
> |#
> |# Answers are in the Text below marked with [sp]>:
> |#
> |# BEST regards,
> |# Sascha
> |#
> |# -----Originalnachricht-----
> |# Von: Chris Hill
> |# An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> |# Gesendet: 08.06.01 17:02
> |# Betreff: Re: Problems with Xerces 1.4.0 and VC++ 6.0
> |#
> |# It's hard to say what the problem is without more details.
> |# What is the
> |# exception it throws? Is this only under the debugger?
> Xerces does
> |# throw
> |# exceptions internally. Perhaps Delphi's debugger is showing these
> |# internal
> |# exceptions.
> |#
> |# [sp]>: No, the Exeptions are throws in the IDE and when i
> |# run the linked
> |# Delphi Programm (.exe).
> |#
> |# Are you sure you are declaring the C++ function with the
> |# same calling
> |# convention in Delphi and C++ (cdecl, stdcall, etc..)?
> |#
> |# [sp]>: Yes i do. We have many DLL�s here, made with VC++
> |# and then called
> |# them by Delphi. So i am sure i have made everything right.
> |# Even: I made 4
> |# other Developers crazy for searching the Bug in my Code :)
> |#
> |# Your sample console program (written in C++?) which works
> |# calls the same
> |#
> |# DLL that the Delphi program is calling?
> |#
> |# [sp]>: Yes, absolutely. There are no changes made in the
> |# DLL, i simply
> |# copy&pasted it!
> |#
> |# Your C++ function should make sure that no exceptions are
> |# thrown out of
> |# the
> |# function since Delphi probably wouldn't be able to handle them
> |# correctly. You should wrap the everything in your C++
> |# function in one
> |# try/catch block to make sure no exceptions are thrown out
> |# of the DLL.
> |# try { /* Xerces calls */ }
> |# catch(...) { /* signal error condition by some other means */ }
> |#
> |# [sp]>: I have a construct like this. But my main Problem
> |# is, that Delphi
> |# even fails to step over the LoadLibrary Line (error code: 998
> |# ERROR_NOACCESS). The Lib is there, thats not the point. I
> |# tryed it, when i
> |# removed the Xerces DLL�s from my Directory and it throws me
> |# an execption
> |# like "dll xerces_xyz.dll not found". When i put them in, my
> |# mashine do
> |# something on my harddisk and then throws this exeption in
> |# LoadLibrary. In my
> |# Code from VC++, there is a try...catch in it, when running
> |# into the 'catch'
> |# part, it only gives back a int-returncode!
> |# I try to solve this for 4 Days, but all i get till now are
> |# more white hairs
> |# ;) So, it is very nice of you to help me, thank you, and i
> |# hope, it will
> |# work next week.
> |#
> |# [sp]>: P.S. Sorry for my terrible englisch :)
> |#
> |#
> |# Chris
> |#
> |# At 09:04 AM 6/8/2001, Sascha Presnac wrote:
> |# >Hi!
> |# >
> |# >I have a big problem using Xerces 1.4.0 with Visual C++
> |# 6.0 (SP 4) and
> |# >Windows 2000 Pro.
> |# >I want to build a DLL, witch implements the xerces
> |# .lib-files (and so
> |# calls
> |# >the xerces dll�s)
> |# >Now, when I try to load the DLL with Delphi (its an C++
> |# with 'extern
> |# "C"'
> |# >calls in it), it throws me an Expection.
> |# >It does not throw errors, when i try to load it with a
> |# sample console
> |# .exe
> |# >file.
> |# >
> |# >So, for my eyes, it seems that i cannot build a .dll witch
> |# is calling
> |# xerces
> |# >for building a dll to use with Delphi.
> |# >
> |# >Please help me with that matter.
> |# >Thank you in advance...
> |# >
> |# >Sascha
> |# >
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