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We have a .NET DLL that we use from our regular application without issue (using wrun32 on Windows).

When we try to access it from the same program run with the console runtime (crun32), it throws a memory violation.

I'm guessing the console runtime doesn't support calling a .NET DLL - can any Acu guru confirm that for me?

(Using 9.1.2.1 Windows runtime).

Thanks

Tony

We have a .NET DLL that we use from our regular application without issue (using wrun32 on Windows).

When we try to access it from the same program run with the console runtime (crun32), it throws a memory violation.

I'm guessing the console runtime doesn't support calling a .NET DLL - can any Acu guru confirm that for me?

(Using 9.1.2.1 Windows runtime).

Thanks

Tony

This is correct. The console runtime doesn't include the code needed to instantiate .NET or ActiveX controls.

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