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GiulianoRescaldani
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I ported a 32 bit dll with some functions inside called from Excel VBA to 64 bit. I started a new "Solution" with a single "Project" in freshly installed Visual Studio 2019 and I just used the old source and .def files. I have TWO problems:
-I had to remove the calls to MessageBox because it is flagged as undefined (an I do have #include <windows.h>)
-The dll itself wants to load VCRUNTIME140_APP.dll and UCRBASED.dll.
My suspect is I am not configuring the correct "type" of "Solution" or of "Project" and I am actually compiling a sort of Application.
I made all the suggested tricks: deinstall/install VS2019, VC Redistributable, ecc. with no success.
One strange thing is that in Project -> Properties -> Configuration Properties -> General -> Windows Store App Support I read "YES" and there is no way to set it to "NO". I fear this is the problem.
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-I had to remove the calls to MessageBox because it is flagged as undefined (an I do have #include <windows.h>)
-The dll itself wants to load VCRUNTIME140_APP.dll and UCRBASED.dll.
My suspect is I am not configuring the correct "type" of "Solution" or of "Project" and I am actually compiling a sort of Application.
I made all the suggested tricks: deinstall/install VS2019, VC Redistributable, ecc. with no success.
One strange thing is that in Project -> Properties -> Configuration Properties -> General -> Windows Store App Support I read "YES" and there is no way to set it to "NO". I fear this is the problem.
Continue reading...