You will have to give me the list of exported names, since I believe that maxnet.dll can't be distributed to anybody (since I believe it is an AutoDesk DLL).īut again, you can bypass all of this and just use LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress(). It would do you better if you just post (or attach) the header file that declares the DLL functions and I will see if it is correct, given what the DLL has exported. no name-mangling, then your functions must be declared as 'extern 'C'. If the functions in the DLL are 'straight' function names, i.e. Maybe you are getting the names wrong, thereby calling functions that just do not exist.ģ) Where is the header file that defines the DLL functions? You are using one, right? If so, are the functions 'extern 'C'? If you don't know what this is, then I can see why you're having a problem. Import libraries work correctly, so it is something you are doing wrong.ġ) Exactly what are the errors? I would like to see the error messages.Ģ) Please check using Dependency Walker or some other tool *exactly* what the exported function names are from the DLL. You could be getting an unresolved external error that has nothing to do with the import library you created.

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