I have a program that is dynamically linked to MFC42u.dll (unicode
version). When the program is run from a app server, I receive the
following message:
'The ordinal 6758 could not be located in dynamic link library
MFC42u.DLL'. It happens in both UNICODE and non-UNICODE (and non-MBCS)
builds.
If I copy the program to the local machine, it runs fine.
Does anyone know what this ordinal is? I'd be happy to reimplement the
function in my program - if I knew what it was/is.
Jeff
CDateTimeCtrl::GetTime(class COleDateTime &)const
Take a look at the mfc*.def files under the mfc\src\intel directory.
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| Ordinal 6758 in MFC42u.DLL is
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| CDateTimeCtrl::GetTime(class COleDateTime &)const
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| Take a look at the mfc*.def files under the mfc\src\intel directory.
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| Cheers
| Check Abdoul [ VC++ MVP ]
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Hi Check,
Thank you very much.
I am using the Date Picker in VC++. The class that uses it is derived from a CDialog.
Do you have any thoughts on why the constructor would fail on a network run, but not
the local machine? I am using VS 6.0 Enterprise, WinNT 4.0 SP6.a. It also happens on
Win2000.
If I statically link, I break the program in another way (I use Printer Dialog derived
classes - and receive a fatal exception at memory reference 0x00000002, since the
static link does not carry along the dialog resources).
I was hoping this was a trivial fix, but...
Jeff