[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 07 September 2011]

Is it possible to make a DLL in NetExpress 4.0 that can be used in a Windows 7 64-bits environment?
What must I do to achieve this?
We use the Microfocus File Handler...

Sorry but 64-bit is not supported in Net Express 4.0.

The first version of Net Express to support the creation of 64-bit objects was Net Express 5.0.

You can do this in Net Express 5.1 using the P64 compiler directive and linking with the appropriate 64-bit objects. This is done automatically if the 64-bit check box is on in the IDE or when using cbllink from a 64-bit command prompt.

Thanks.

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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 07 September 2011]

Is it possible to make a DLL in NetExpress 4.0 that can be used in a Windows 7 64-bits environment?
What must I do to achieve this?
We use the Microfocus File Handler...

Chris Glazier originally wrote:

Sorry but 64-bit is not supported in Net Express 4.0.

The first version of Net Express to support the creation of 64-bit objects was Net Express 5.0.

You can do this in Net Express 5.1 using the P64 compiler directive and linking with the appropriate 64-bit objects. This is done automatically if the 64-bit check box is on in the IDE or when using cbllink from a 64-bit command prompt.

Thanks.

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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 07 September 2011]

Is it possible to make a DLL in NetExpress 4.0 that can be used in a Windows 7 64-bits environment?
What must I do to achieve this?
We use the Microfocus File Handler...

Chris Glazier originally wrote:

Sorry but 64-bit is not supported in Net Express 4.0.

The first version of Net Express to support the creation of 64-bit objects was Net Express 5.0.

You can do this in Net Express 5.1 using the P64 compiler directive and linking with the appropriate 64-bit objects. This is done automatically if the 64-bit check box is on in the IDE or when using cbllink from a 64-bit command prompt.

Thanks.

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