greg wrote: > I've never truly understood this. Is it because Windows cannot initialize > (at load-time) a pointer to a data structure that is located in a different > DLL? Windows can do it (via DLL initialization code), but the compiler doesn't generate initialization code for C programs. you can compile the module as C++, but that's also a bit painful... </F>
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