#NTDLL entry not found
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Mike:
>> I am looking into this to try and determine under what circumstances an
application would call this internal API. Can you give me additional
information about what your app does? This will help me determine
workarounds.<<
The application is PixFolio. It is an image cataloging system that reads BMP,
CGM, GIF, JPEG, IFF, IMG MAC PICT, TIFF, TGA, WPG & WMF files as well as
others. The message indicates that it is trying to do some sort of network
access. It possibly could be caused when my code does things like reading
subdirectry structures and such.
I could try to zip the application and send it to you but it's going to be a
pretty big file; about 1 meg I guess, especially since I haven't taken out the
debug stuff yet. If you want, I will send you a copy.
Allen Kempe
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Allen,
I will be glad to take a look at the application but I'm not sure how useful
that will be without being able to see the sources so that I can see if you
are using any unsupported API's. Have you tried running the sources through
PORTTOOL with the win32s.dat file? This will quickly determine if you are
using any unsupported API's.
Thanks,
Michael Markley [Microsoft Developer Support]
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Mike:
I'll have to try that. I thought that there might be an easy answer.
Allen Kempe