26.03.2018 18:04, Jiří Činčura wrote:
Just use LoadLibrary() without path. The library is for sure already
loaded into
address space, so the function will return handle to it without further
searching.
I need the string. Not load the library.
Then everything is even simplier:
> > Hmm, found `context->getMaster()->getConfigManager()->getRootDirectory()`.
> > Is there a better/shorter way?
>
>This is the best way, especially if there could be more than one
> fbclient.dll
> loaded by host process.
>
> > And adding "fbclient.dll" is then trivial. So it works for
>Just use LoadLibrary() without path. The library is for sure already
> loaded into
> address space, so the function will return handle to it without further
> searching.
I need the string. Not load the library.
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26.03.2018 18:49, Jiří Činčura wrote:
Hmm, found `context->getMaster()->getConfigManager()->getRootDirectory()`. Is
there a better/shorter way?
This is the best way, especially if there could be more than one fbclient.dll
loaded by host process.
And adding "fbclient.dll" is then trivial.
26.03.2018 17:49, Jiří Činčura wrote:
Hmm, found `context->getMaster()->getConfigManager()->getRootDirectory()`. Is
there a better/shorter way?
Just use LoadLibrary() without path. The library is for sure already loaded into
address space, so the function will return handle to it without
Hmm, found `context->getMaster()->getConfigManager()->getRootDirectory()`. Is
there a better/shorter way?
And adding "fbclient.dll" is then trivial. So it works for me.
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Hi *,
can I get location of currently used fbclient.dll via IExternalContext? Or the
directory.
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