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same name in two DLL

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    hanlei0000000009
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    I need load two DLL, a.dll and b.dll. In a.dll has fun() function and b.dll has fun() too. How to distinguish between a.dll/fun() and b.dll/fun().

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      I need load two DLL, a.dll and b.dll. In a.dll has fun() function and b.dll has fun() too. How to distinguish between a.dll/fun() and b.dll/fun().

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      Naveen
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      Put them in name space.

      nave [OpenedFileFinder]

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        I need load two DLL, a.dll and b.dll. In a.dll has fun() function and b.dll has fun() too. How to distinguish between a.dll/fun() and b.dll/fun().

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        Nibu babu thomas
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        hanlei0000000009 wrote:

        In a.dll has fun() function and b.dll has fun() too. How to distinguish between a.dll/fun() and b.dll/fun().

        Using GetProcAddress and a typedef(with different names) for prototyping the function should help.

        Nibu babu thomas Microsoft MVP for VC++ Code must be written to be read, not by the compiler, but by another human being. Programming Blog: http://nibuthomas.wordpress.com

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