On Sun, Nov 23, 2003 at 09:49:17PM +0200, Mike Singer wrote:
> Visual Studio 6 or VS.NET are you developing with?

Neither. I'm using the MingW GCC crosscompiler so that I can generate the
Windows executable from an essentially unmodified Linux based source.

> And carefully use "callback" word.  Callbacks are used for multithreading,
> say, when ActiveX EXE need to launch  some Sub in main EXE.
> You are talking about only DLL - in-process creatures. They are known
> to fire events in the main App.

I need to do what you described the AX EXE doing above, except I need to do it
from a DLL.
>
> Under Visual Studio 6 I'd recommend to wrap chip-specific programming
> matters into stand-alone ActiveX EXE with very basic forms just to test
> programming process; so anybody could see if this thing works at all.
> And User Interface should be created in any other way, say, the main
> EXE windows App, or MS Office to control that ActiveX EXE.

To reiterate the question: When I load a DLL, the DLL's symbols are visible
to "the main EXE windows App" as you call it. However the reverse is not true:
symbols in the main EXE windows App are not visible to the DLL. How can I make
that happen?

BAJ

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