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In our application we connect to an external hardware via the usb port and from there to another device. We need to know that the hardware we connect to is in a certain state. We created an indicator and a button that checks this connection. It works fine thus far. Th problem is that e want the ...

I was not aware!!!. Thanks for the heads up. We should all follow standard programing practices to avoid unforeseen problems.

Finally I figure out the problem. I have to say it was extremely frustrating. Here is how I did it for future reference. For the sake of having an example I will cal my DLL file JUNK.DLL. Just substitute JUNK for whatever name your DLL happened to be called.

Issue #1 was the location of the JUNK ...

Well, I mange to make a library in VC++ and call a library from another VC++ program. The problem in the in this experiment was that I needed to put the DLL where the *.EXE file was.

That being done I went back to try revolution again but this time with the similar setups as the new eperiment ...

No, I'm providing the DLL file myself so I know where it is. However, I am now trying a different approach. I am creating a static library in VC++ using that same DLL. I then create a test C++ file to call this library. Well, it turns out that this didn't work either. As a matter of fact I get the ...

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