Using Resources from dll!!

hello dev.
can we use the resource from the resource only dll.....

can we use the resource from the resource only
dll.....Hello!
What exactly do you need to extract?
We tried extracting icons from Windows DLLs.
You can see how we did it in WinPack for JNIWrapper (http://www.jniwrapper.com)
Check the WinPack demo or WinPack sources (they are available).
Good Luck!
EToporov

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Hello andre,
today I have read your message of the 20th Sept. 1999 in the NI-Newsgroup.
And I am also trying to use SHARED MEMORY.
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[email protected]..
> I need to create a DLL that uses shared memory. I can do
> this with Visual C++ but haven't succeeded doing it with
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>
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> (defined both in the needed VC++ include files as well as in
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>
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> shared memory in LabWindows (this is my preferred solution)
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>
> My ultimate aim is to use the shared memory to share
> instrument session handles, since we need to be able to talk
> to the same instrument from more than one process. Has
> anyone already done this?
>
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>
>
> B
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directory. Copy it in an appropriate directory which is reachable in the
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PATH environment variable, below is the piece of PL/SQL code which loads
the DLL into the Forms Runtime environment. This code can be placed in the
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inc. eVC++ , VC++ .net, VC# .net, VB .net
2. Support fully dynamic task configuration                                       Only static configration possible (dynamic task can be done with modified VIs)
3. Remove a lot of overhead by accessing CF6004 directly    Puts a lot of overhead passing through GUI, objects, controls, ...etc.
4. Support full error detection                                                           Some errors can not be catched
5. Full sampling rate can be achieved 200 kS/sec                               system dependent (max. 130 kS/sec in hp ipaq 211 PDA)
6. Support contiuous/limited sampling continuous sampling is possible but at reduced rate`
7. small in size < 10 kB    Minimum program size 600 kB
Also, I have written some modified VIs for CF6004 including reduced (specifically used for CF6004 card ) VIs and dynamic task configrable VIs.
Bye
Jaf

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