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Hi all,
I have successfully tested a dll that was developed on 32bit Win7 usiing Visual Studio 2010 C++ (native not .Net). ie I can run the dll in MS 11.
MS 11 on 64bit Win7, however, keeps saying there the same dll functions being referenced do not exit.
I suspect this is either a 32vs64 bit problem or a compiler problem (dll export problems?), because the CSample.dll that comes with the mdk runs perfectly fine on both platforms.
Any pointers are much appreciated. I am still using the dated version MXS 1.0
Many thanks!
Carlos
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Ensure UAC is not locking the DLL once it has been copied into the External Functions folder.
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If UAC has blocked the file, right click on the file and select to view the file properties, then select unblock, if the option appears for you.
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