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How do I declare a string and pass it from a Visual Basic GUI to a C++ DLL?
How do I declare a string and pass it from a Visual Basic GUI to a C++ DLL?
Now I am debugging successfully. I can debug either on the Visual Basic end or I can debug on the C++ side by using the DLL's project file and declaring the compiled VB code as the launching executable. I have narrowed the problem down to the way that I am declaring and passiing the string variables. |
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