Miyako,
Re:
unless the plugin is dynamically loading the DLL (LoadLibrary),
it should appear as disabled immediately because dependencies are resolved
at startup.
if that is the case, you could use "depends" to see which DLLs are missing.
http://www.dependencywalker.com
If I understand you correctly you are saying that if there was a broken
dependency then the plugin would not load. If so, I can rule that out because
the plugin is loading.
On the clients machine I have put a very simple uncompiled database with two
methods to test what happens. I have copied it and lauched it separately with
v13 and v15. The converted (new style) plugin is installed in both. In both
the plugin shows OK in the method after re-parsing it (several times).
On the v13 copy the method runs and calls the plugin commands OK.
On the v15 copy the 4D just crashes.
what if you place the DLL right next to the 4DX?
I had tried this, although it made no sense doing it as the original path was
set to the DLL in the original DLLWizard project.
Struggling…
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