You can't do that. The DECLARE function defines a Win32 DLL, which you can't create in VFP.

>I need to create a .DLL file with the purpose of hiding some VFP code.
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>Most samples into VFP help and MSDN contain confirmation into about creating a .DLL from a OlePublic class, but I need to call a plain function and/or procedure from within this .DLL
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>I guess it should be possible because I’ve used some .DLL files where after declaring the function with something like this:
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>Declare integer Myfunction in MyDLLFile
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>You can call a function or procedure through:
>LnResult = MyFuntion()
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>Thanks in advance for any help.
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>Regards.
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>Oscar Corte