Hi all,

I have written a very very basic dll written (contains a dllmain and a
getvalue() function - just returns the number 99)

This dll works fine as I have written a small app that runs getvalue().

I then try to use the 'Register control' tool but it reports that my
'...dll was loaded but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found.
DllRegisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version of my dll may be
in memory...'

There is no corrupt dll in memory. The dll project was a Win32 dll
not using any MFC etc.

TIA
Wayne

With such a simple dll, there is no need to register it.  It can be called
by any application that is aware it exists and had linked to it either
statically (at compile time) or dynamically (at run time).

Registering a dll (or any other component) is only necessary if you have
written it as an ActiveX component (meaning you have provided a
DllRegisterServer() function, among other things).

-Paul

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Paul Little, Software Engineer