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Hi! You can use Thunk compiler to create thin layer between your 32-bit app and 16-bit Dll. Example of this process you can find in MSDN or Dr Dob journal(sorry, i am not remember in what volume)<br />

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Hi! You can use Thunk compiler to create thin layer between your 32-bit app and 16-bit Dll. Example of this process you can find in MSDN or Dr Dob journal(sorry, i am not remember in what volume)


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Thunk is want you need , <br />
there is sample with VC5.<br />

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Thunk is want you need ,
there is sample with VC5.


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thui - thunking is indeed the only method when strcutures or references are involved...<br />

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thui - thunking is indeed the only method when strcutures or references are involved...


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What is more easy, thunk or DDE server?<br />

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How can I call some functions in a 16-bit dll in Win32 programming?<br />
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I have not the 32-bit version of the dll. Is there some way<br />
for me to work with the 16-bit dll?<br />
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Thank you.
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How can I call some functions in a 16-bit dll in Win32 programming?

I have not the 32-bit version of the dll. Is there some way
for me to work with the 16-bit dll?

Thank you.

How to call functions in 16-bit dll?

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.