What is %_SB_ERRORCODE% of -900000126 ?

OK. I wonder what -9 means.

Thanks.

Jeff Slarve
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Jeff,

> OK. I wonder what -9 means.

Negative nine.

Lee White

>> OK. I wonder what -9 means.
>
> Negative nine.

Touching the playing card to my forehead ... I saw that one coming!

:-)

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Hi Jeff,

>
> OK. I wonder what -9 means.
>

the -9000xxxxx is just an internal indicator of where the problem occurred
in the SB runtime. xxxxx is the "real" GetLastError code.

return ( -900000000 - GetLastError() );

In your case, it's the GetLastError code from the failed LoadLibrary API
call (it returned NULL and GetLastError returned 126).

Exactly what Lee said:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...(v=vs.85).aspx

ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND -> 126 (0x7E) -> The specified module could not be
found.

Friedrich

Sweet. Thanks.

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com
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I'll search help files & Google for you.

Jeff,

> >Exactly what Lee said:

See? TOLD YA. HA!<g>

Lee White

Trust, but verify<g>

Jeff Slarve
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Jeff,

> Trust, but verify<g>

INDEED!<g>

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This one bit me again until I SetPath to the %TMPDIR% folder.

Seems to me that when LoadLibrary is done on support files, it should
use that %TMPDIR% to search for the dependencies by default.

Jeff Slarve
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Grammar troll's, are the worse.

Hi Jeff,

> This one bit me again until I SetPath to the %TMPDIR% folder.
>
> Seems to me that when LoadLibrary is done on support files, it should
> use that %TMPDIR% to search for the dependencies by default.

Do you get this after you called your own DLL through "Call DLL
Function..."?

If your own DLL loads dependency files that are also located in %TMPDIR%
then enabling the "Use DLL path name as current working directory to load
DLL" checkbox will set the path to the %TMPDIR% folder. And after the DLL
returned, it will be set back to the original (current directory) path.

Friedrich