Another Linker For VB 5 & 6 !!!!
The New version of the vb Gui Linker, Creates true Dynamic Link Lybraries in vb and its for free (now contain source code example)Download And Article :>In here
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<div style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: moccasin"><h3><a href="http://lockfree.50megs.com/linker.html">VB Gui linker For Version 5 & 6 - new version 06/03/2001</a><br> <font color=red><h3><u>Important :</u></h2></font><br> <h3><font color=blue>The Current version doesnot include the original link.exe file <br> in order to fit into all the versions and to avoid Runtime error - "Bad Record Number"<br> to use the linker filter just rename your original link.exe to orglink.exe and save <br>the new link.exe in the vb98 /vb5 folder (instead of the original).<br> all the actions have been taken by the linker in older versions are the same,<br> except the dll creation process :<br> to link a dynamic link library in vb you must compile your project as a PCode project<br> the next step is the same :<br> choose : make dll<br> and specify the function name to export<br> </font></h3><br> <font color=green><h3>Tips:<br> 1.to return strings use the byref statement<br> 2.dont include forms in your project<br> 3.to export more than one function per dll use the definition file.<br> (example for definition file:<br> <br> EXPORTS<br> function1<br> function2<br> function3<br> <br> end of example)<br> or you can write the first function in the export section and add the <br>following : /export:func2 /export:func3<br> </font></h3><br> <font color=red><h1>Enjoy It<br> <br> Udi S. </font></h1> </h1></div>
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