Win32 DLL Problems

[Jim White]

If the person who is getting invalid Win32 DLL problems would send me a copy of the DLL in question, I will have a look at it.  
 
It seems to me that the problem is most likely to be due to DLL base address conflicts.  Most Windows native compilers/linkers generate relocation info that the system loader can use at run time to allow a DLL to be "rebased" - ie, loaded at a different base address, and it would not surprise me at all if externally created tools such as GPL linkers and/or compilers had problems in this area.
 
The problem might be easily solved by providing /BASE settings to your application DLL when it is linked, but I really need to see an example of the problem to be certain.
 
 
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