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| Sukasa Posts: 1687/2068 |
Try rebuilding the .dll or whatever. I just had a similar problem, and regsvr32.exe couldn't register the .dll, because it turned out to be bad. mayeb that's the problem with mzme.dll? |
| Sukasa Posts: 1680/2068 |
Hmm... well, the only other problem I can see if the space in your filename, is that supposed to be there, as jagori mentioned? |
| MisterJones Posts: 112/125 |
Originally posted by HyperHacker I have yet to see a language that doesn't do that (relative search on its own application directory when not using an absolute path). |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3232/5072 |
Even better. I wasn't sure VB did that. |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 1097/1353 |
Originally posted by HyperHackerThe app path itself is also searched, though. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3222/5072 |
You should consider moving the DLL to \Windows or \Windows\System32 and just writing "mzme.dll". Giving an absolute path means it won't work on other computers.  |
| interdpth Posts: 246/362 |
Well this is for my purposes at the moment with this DLL I don't know how broke
But it somehow did :/ |
| Sukasa Posts: 1674/2068 |
If the file is in the same folder as your project, you would be better of using "App.path + mzme.dll" ", so tha tmovign the folder or whatever won't break mzme. |
| Jagori Posts: 119/155 |
Is that a copy and paste from your code? If so, is there really supposed to be a space between "vb_" and "MZMMEsrc" in the path? Unfortunately I don't actually know VB so I have no guesses beyond that. |
| interdpth Posts: 244/362 |
Mind posting something helpful at least, Kawa?
Why would VB be doing this it looks like it'd work |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 1091/1353 |
Originally posted by MisterJonesNope. |
| MisterJones Posts: 110/125 |
Isn't backslash a escape character in VB? If so, you need double backslashes in a string to parse it correctly. Like: "C:\\Projects\\VB\\vb_ MZMMEsrc\\gbadecmpdll_my_ver\\mzme.dll" |
| interdpth Posts: 242/362 |
Ok, so I had to write a DLL and C and i'm trying to link it in VB, for some reason when ever I call it VB reports it can not find the DLL, when I gave VB the correct location of where the DLL is located
Public Declare Function RLUnComp Lib "C:\Projects\VB\vb_ MZMMEsrc\gbadecmpdll_my_ver\mzme.dll" (decmpsize As Long, source As Byte, dest As Byte) As Long The file is in fact at that location The C call is u32 WINAPI RLUnComp(u32 decmpsize, u8 *source, u8 *dest) So any obvious reason this shouldn't work? Help is needed, thanks! |
