>>Hi.
>>
>>I want to create a win32 DLL. I cannot use C or C++. Is there
>>anothere way to create DLL:s. Can I use VFP5 or any other tool?
>>
>>/Magnus
>
>You can create a DLL in VFP 5, but it's as an OLE server and accessed via the CREATEOBJECT() syntax.
>
>With normal DLLs you would declare the function in the DLL and call it like any other function. For example, if you created a normal DLL in C++ with MyCalc as a function you might declare it and call it with:
>

>DECLARE INTEGER MyCalc IN MyDLL;
>  INTEGER int1, INTEGER int2
>lnresult = MyCalc(5, 10)

>However, if you built the same function as an OLE server DLL in VFP, you'd:
>

>oMyObj = CREATEOBJECT('MyDLL.MyClass')
>lnresult = oMyObj.MyCalc(5, 10)

>hth,

OK.
Can you call this DLL from another program for example PowerBuilder.
And do you have to distribute the VFP dlls that are needed for EXE
applications.
I would like to create a DLL (a single file) that can be used from any application that supports API-calls. The problem is that I can't
write a single line of C or C++. And people have told me that C is
a bit tricky to learn so I thought that perhaps I could use some 4GL
tool to do this for me?

/Magnus