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Hi,<br />
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I've made a dll that I use in different applications. &nbsp;Now I have to make a little modification and would like to recompile it with binary compatibility. &nbsp;<br />
When I try to do this on the PC, where I did the first compilation, I get an error message: &quot;The binary compatibility DLL or EXE contains a parameter type or return type whose definition can not be found.&quot;<br />
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Why do I get this message? &nbsp;The .lib and .exp file are from the same date and time.<br />
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Is there a way to compile it anyway as binary compatible?<br />
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Byeee...<br />
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Thanx...<br />
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Hi,

I've made a dll that I use in different applications.  Now I have to make a little modification and would like to recompile it with binary compatibility.  
When I try to do this on the PC, where I did the first compilation, I get an error message: "The binary compatibility DLL or EXE contains a parameter type or return type whose definition can not be found."

Why do I get this message?  The .lib and .exp file are from the same date and time.

Is there a way to compile it anyway as binary compatible?

Byeee...

Thanx...




binary compatible

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