Should I recompile all code when upgrading CVI enviroment

Hi,
My firstpost is a question that may help me eliminate a code bug that I have generated.
Ihave just upgraded from CVI 9 to CVI 2009. After upgradingI have started to get an intermittant Windows error when I run a program that Ihave written and compiled and depolyed using CVI 2009. My program has been distributed using the latest runtime engine. It is diffcult to say where these errors are coming from as they appear to be linked to a external application that my app is linked to using a couple of DLL files that were written and compiled by a colleague using CVI 9.
Are there any potential risks with me using DLL files compiled in CVI 9 with my code that is being compiled and ran with the latest runtime engine?
Thanks
Message Edited by hybrid_ on 04-18-2010 04:08 PM
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Hi Hybrid,
Welcome to the NI Discussion Forums. There should not be any problems using DLL files compiled in CVI 9, or any other previous version with the latest runtime engine. I'm afraid you'll have to keep debugging the program.
Regards,
Imtiaz Chowdhury
Head of Digital Technologies
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