@AbbaRue
I don't do ASM on x86 machines. Never bothered to learn. I can look at it and understand on a basic level what it's doing, but I couldn't create something from scratch. In theory of course MASM could indeed be used to create DLLs for blitz. I don't know anyone that has done so though.
@Kurtz
I didn't have a problem with registering the dll. Being a real dll it really shouldn't require it and that IS the case on a 2000 machine. But just to test, I went ahead and tested the dll you sent me after registering it on Windows XP Pro. The program dies as soon as it tries to access any dll functionality. Even the simple string and integer functions. This is something totally different going on here. I am waiting on a response from the vbadvance tech support as to any known issues with WinXP and I'll keep you informed.
Kanati
I don't do ASM on x86 machines. Never bothered to learn. I can look at it and understand on a basic level what it's doing, but I couldn't create something from scratch. In theory of course MASM could indeed be used to create DLLs for blitz. I don't know anyone that has done so though.
@Kurtz
I didn't have a problem with registering the dll. Being a real dll it really shouldn't require it and that IS the case on a 2000 machine. But just to test, I went ahead and tested the dll you sent me after registering it on Windows XP Pro. The program dies as soon as it tries to access any dll functionality. Even the simple string and integer functions. This is something totally different going on here. I am waiting on a response from the vbadvance tech support as to any known issues with WinXP and I'll keep you informed.
Kanati