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Re: .Net Question, How to reference a dll with different names
01/29/07 07:32 PM
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> I've used dllimports under windows & windows ce where this often happens. You create
> two functions with different names and specify an entry point ( because the entry
> point is often the same in the two dll's ). From then on you can either use an if
> check on every call as dot net is helpful and will only try to open the dll when the
> code actually is called, the alternative is to use a delegate ( though this only
> works if the two functions take identical pointers ).
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> I don't have any code to hand, but I can dig something out if you need it.
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> smf
Thanks for the help and reply. I think I get what you are saying in the first example,
but if you get a chance some example code would help me get it to click. Do you have any
standard you follow for naming the two functions?
I have no experience with and I'll have to check if I can use a delegate, but I've put it
on my list of things to read up on.
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