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Hello,

I develop with VS.net 2005 and would like to call a DLL in my c#
project. I created this DLL with a development tool (CLARION).

I declare my dll :

[DllImport("faq. dll")]
extern public static string ps_GetAlpha_Tri (int x);
When I call the ps_GetAlpha_Tri function I've got the message : Entry
Point not Found

Have you any idea? Do I compile my DLL in another way?

Thanks in advance
Jun 27 '08 #1
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On May 29, 6:08*am, Amirallia <b...@bluewin.c hwrote:
Hello,

I develop with VS.net 2005 and would like to call a DLL in my c#
project. I created this DLL with a development tool (CLARION).

I declare my dll :

[DllImport("faq. dll")]
extern public static string ps_GetAlpha_Tri (int x);

When I call the ps_GetAlpha_Tri function I've got the message : Entry
Point not Found

Have you any idea? Do I compile my DLL in another way?

Thanks in advance
You use P/invoke to call a win32 native dll, I bet your dll is a COM,
if this is the case try by Adding a reference, there is a TAB for COM
and do a browse
Jun 27 '08 #2

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