Hello Leandro,
If the DLL has a bug, it will explode anyways.
A DLL can work just fine (a.k.a. not explode) and still return garbage as long as it never depends on not seeing the kind of garbage it's producing. Say for instance it's written in D and returns a string with a missing \0 as a char*/length, the DLL works just fine but a printf blows up.
You are just trying to catch programs bugs in the DLL,
Exactly.
which seems overly patronizing to me.
Um, it doesn't to me.
Why will you assume I'm so dumb that I won't use your interface correctly?
First because some people are. And second, because it trivially easy to respond to support calls that start with "Your DLL is throwing a YouAreNotUsingThisDLLCorrectlyRTFM Exception" <joke/>.
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