Maros,

This generally means that the declared function can not be found in the dll. I usually find that I have used the incorrect case for the function as it is case-sensitive.

Hope this helps

Mace


>I have DLL named SIP.DLL. This DLL contain function SendLine.
>I want use it. In VFP I use command
>DECLARE INTEGER SendLine IN SIP.DLL STRING cPort, STRING cString, STRING cAddress, STRING cFlowControl
>This command work o.k. Next I use command
>nRetVal=Sendline('1','Text','1')
>When I use this command VFP return error 'Cannot find entry point
>SendLine in the DLL'. What does it mean?
>Name of function SendLine is correct, because I have another program
>in C++ which use SendLine and this C++ program work o.k.