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Hi all.

We notice that from runtime versione 9.2.2 (or higher) the DLL convention seemes to be automatic set by the runtime ignoring the user specification.

Is it correct ? Can we trust it and stop explicitly setting the environmental variable ?

 

Thank you

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Davide Giudici


#extend
#DLL
#AcuCobol

Hi all.

We notice that from runtime versione 9.2.2 (or higher) the DLL convention seemes to be automatic set by the runtime ignoring the user specification.

Is it correct ? Can we trust it and stop explicitly setting the environmental variable ?

 

Thank you

--

Davide Giudici


#extend
#DLL
#AcuCobol

The default value for DLL_CONVENTION is 0 - which is the standard C convention. Are you saying that setting DLL_CONVENTION=1 (Pascal convention) gets overwritten in some manner? If so, please contact Customer Care with your example of this behavior.


Hi all.

We notice that from runtime versione 9.2.2 (or higher) the DLL convention seemes to be automatic set by the runtime ignoring the user specification.

Is it correct ? Can we trust it and stop explicitly setting the environmental variable ?

 

Thank you

--

Davide Giudici


#extend
#DLL
#AcuCobol
No, I mean that seems to be impossible to set the wrong dll convention on "new" version of the runtime. This is good, but I wish to have a sort of "official" check.