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Re: Linking to a .net DLL ? [message #61561 is a reply to message #61560]

Mon, 17 March 2025 18:23

JeyCi
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Registered: July 2020

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Koldo, thanks for your appointment where can I find class Dl, but I looked it through and I am not sure that I need to include it in my_app in general. Anyway, what do you think - if I have already

#define dllFILENAME "C:\\Plugins.dll"
#define DLIMODULE   PLUGINS
#define DLIHEADER   <my_use_DLL_cs/Plugins.dli>
#define dllCALL     LNPUBLIC

then, as I understand, I don't need to put dll_path to T_PLUGINS::Load() once again, because it is already defined by #define-macros, I think. But why could this

bool n= PLUGINS().Load();	
Cout() << n << '\n';
PLUGINS().Force();

give false to Console ?? - I cannot load my dll PLUGINS().OnPluginStart() at all in

	if (PLUGINS().Load())
	{
		bool MSG = PLUGINS().Load().OnPluginStart();
		LOG(MSG);
		Cout() << MSG << '\n';
	}

with error
Quote:

error: request for member 'OnPluginStart' in '(& PLUGINS())->T_PLUGINS::Load()', which is of non-class type 'bool'

Can it be due to twice-calling Load() ?? how to avoid it (if need) ? Anyway,just PLUGINS().Load(); seems to be not working - with PLUGINS().Load("C:\\Plugins.dll"); crashes here, without path given as argument - results false of Load()-method usage.

Best regards.

[Updated on: Mon, 17 March 2025 18:50]

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