Ask the teachers for advice, whether shapelib. DLL file needs to be compiled???????
For my own use of vb call
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"Systems" have this file?This is a system file...
This error message is:
1. Confirm whether your DLL file name write wrong;
2. The DLL file is in the "engineering" directory, or System32 directory (64 - bit system is SysWOW64),
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If prompt "calling convention error", is likely to be the DLL's exported functions not StdCall agreement;Or is your "number" is not correct;
Or parameter form types (or transfer) stack imbalance does not match with API itself,
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Teacher this shapelib open-source library, I want to by vb6 Windows API function calls the open source library, put the library, C: \ Windows \ SysWOW64 but this library can be used on Windows 7 64, is now in win10 in 64? Shapelib tip can't find the fileCodePudding user response:
You in Win10_x64 system, have put the file in Windows \ SysWOW64 directory?Arguably, should not have the prompt "can't find the file"......
And you also said that in Windows 7 64 - bit systems "normal use", also do not understand,
You'd better confirm whether real in the system directory into the DLL,
You don't "in" a DLL, the DLL file didn't go in, is a drag on a "shortcut" to go in,
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Should be the problem of the shapelib compile? The teacher can add your QQ? In the system folderCodePudding user response:
Shapelib didn't support win10 system?CodePudding user response:
Teachers, who can put the shapelib open source libraries on win10 system call? A cost to also go, I use the vb6.0 by use of, thanks to the teachersCodePudding user response:
Should there is another possibility:This DLL is dependent on another file, and you only 1 copy the DLL in the past,
Recently there are someone similar to the problem: with a third party ocx, he packed the ocx,
But always appear a "strange" error, I finally found the ocx is dependent on another DLL...
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