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Anyone encoutered this error ????

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    BlackRider
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    Anyone got this error ? Entry point not found The procedure entry point__lc_collate_cp could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll. Why do I get this error ? Thank you

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      Anyone got this error ? Entry point not found The procedure entry point__lc_collate_cp could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dll. Why do I get this error ? Thank you

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      Bartosz Bien
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      Yes - The CString::Collate* group of functions is somehow not supported by Win95 SR1 and NT4 pre-SP4 systems. :| Regards, BB

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        Yes - The CString::Collate* group of functions is somehow not supported by Win95 SR1 and NT4 pre-SP4 systems. :| Regards, BB

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        Oh, that makes sense a little since it's a NT 4.0 SP3 and I thank you very much for this. Now, I didn't use any collate function but I did use concatenation functions and operators (especially +=) so I guess concatenation operators aren't supported either. So, I'll have to use char* ? This sucks. Thank you anyway !

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          Oh, that makes sense a little since it's a NT 4.0 SP3 and I thank you very much for this. Now, I didn't use any collate function but I did use concatenation functions and operators (especially +=) so I guess concatenation operators aren't supported either. So, I'll have to use char* ? This sucks. Thank you anyway !

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          Jim A Johnson
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          Link statically. The problem will go away, forever.

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