Marcos Douglas wrote:
So going back to the specific question, as I understand it you get a global
in a DLL if you define a form in it. In practical terms it might not be
immediately usable, but as an example I've used a form in a DLL as a
template and copied menu entries from it to an appropriate form in the main
app.
I think this is not his problem... but I could be wrong.
I was being somewhat speculative. However, working back through the
thread I'm not sure that anybody's mentioned the problems that can be
caused if the app and DLL/so have distinct memory managers, e.g. the
library tries to allocate an ansistring from one pool as a return result
and the main program tries to free it in the context of a different heap.
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