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DANG IT!!!!!!!! I am sooooo sick of this! I have tried almost every possible tutorial and followed EVERYTHING step by step and still can't manage to make a running Dll for Dbpro!!!!! Argh! ok one last time. I got Visual C++ .Net


Here is my code

// MyFirstDll.cpp : Defines the initialization routines for the DLL.
//

#include "stdafx.h"
#include
#include
#include
#define MYCOMMAND __declspec ( dllexport )

MYCOMMAND void PrintText( LPSTR pString )
{

if(pString)
{
MessageBox(NULL, pString, "", MB_OK);
}
}

MYCOMMAND void Cmd(LPSTR Command)
{
if(Command){
system(Command);
}
}


Ok, the first command "PrintText" works because I simply copied it from the dbpro tutorial. I tried to mirror exactly what Lee did with the Cmd command.

My string table looks like so

IDS_STRING1000 PRINT TEXT%S%?PrintText@@YAXPAD@Z%String
IDS_STRING1001 CMD%S%?Cmd@@YAXPAD@Z%String

The Print Text command will run in Dbpro but the Cmd (The one I added) doesn't run. Dbpro says it can't find that command. WHAT AM I DOING THAT IS SOOOO WRONG!?!?!???

Thanks in advance!

The maximum resource string number you can use is 1000. Any number above that will be ignored by the DBPro compiler.

I always renumber my resources from 1.

May be problem is in VC .Net? It's better to use the same compiler as developers of product used for writing plugins.

It doesn't really matter which you use, as long as you dont use C++ commands, ie classes etc. If you do then the plug-in will only work once...
Lee knows about it, but its not exactly a priority...

Nothing wrong with VC.NET. All my TPC DLLs were written using it.

As for the issue above, it seems that I was wrong ...