I have a 32 bit DLL that runs fine in the command line version of VFP 6.0, version 06.00.8492.00, but it fails when I try it in 6.0 runtime .06.00.8492.00. Fails may be too strong a word, suffice it to say that calls to the DLL that return positive numbers when called from command 6.0 return zeros when called from runtime.

Here is the code I use to add the object to a form:


Form Init method:

cZarLoc=[\czar\]
ThisForm.AddObject('oCzar','CZarRate',cZarLoc,'LITECZ02')

CZarRate Class Init method in code:

*********************************************************
PROCEDURE Init &&CZarRate
*******************************************************
LPARA tcDLLHome,tcTRF
LOCAL cDataPath
This.icDLLHome=tcDLLHome

* Call the Initializing function *********************
DECLARE Czar_InitializeCzar in (This.icDLLHome+'czar32.dll') AS cInit string
=cInit(tcDLLHome) && Initialize the Library

IF !EMPT(tcTrf)
This.icTrfName=UPPE(tcTrf)
ENDIF

* Set the data directory *********************
DECLARE Czar_Set_Czardata in (This.icDllHome+'czar32.dll') as czsetdata string
cdatapath=this.icDLLHome &&Data has to be in same directory as DLL itself
=CzSetData(@cdatapath) && Set the data directory up ('@' for pointer to a string)
RETU
ENDPROC


I'm not doing anything special to associate the DLL with the project/exe, do I need to? I just figured as long as my pointers are working, I should be OK.

I've searched this forum and haven't found anything, and as always, thanks in advance for any advice.