DPlot

hello DAVID,

I try to create my own plugin with MSVC6, when I lauch DPlot i'v got the message :

"Cannot load plugin_ini in m:\program files\dplot\plugins\generate\bessel.dll"

Could give me any explanation about this kind of message ?

Thank's a lot in advance.

Franck

Franck,
That message almost certainly said "plugin_init" rather than "plugin_ini".

plugin_init is a required function in all plugin modules. See http://www.dplot.com/help/index.htm?helpid_plugin.htm

Also see the two plugin examples in http://www.dplot.com/plugins.zip

Let me know if you have any questions after checking both of those links.

Well,
I didn't check one more time the exact message.
Well, I tried to do a new project in VC6 (dll with no MFC), I use the invert.c, dplot.h files and build it (->ok).
But when I try to lauch DPLOT I have this message.
If I use your example there is no problem.

Can you give me more informations how to create the project in MSVC6 or can I send you my files to check them.

Best Regards

Franck

Well,
I didn't check one more time the exact message.
Well, I tried to do a new project in VC6 (dll with no MFC), I use the invert.c, dplot.h files and build it (->ok).
But when I try to lauch DPLOT I have this message.
If I use your example there is no problem.

Can you give me more informations how to create the project in MSVC6 or can I send you my files to check them.

Best Regards

Franck

Franck,
Under Project Settings select the C/C++ tab, for Category=Code generation make sure you've selected __cdecl. That's the default so I wouldn't think that would be the problem, but that's all I can think of at the moment.

You are welcome to send me your project files but it will be Wednesday before I can look at them; I'm on the road with limited computer time.

Hello David,

I found the problem, it was during the process of creation of the project :
I made at first time a "Simple DLL Project" instead of a "An Empty DLL Project".

With an empty DLL project there is no more problem.

Thank's a lot for your help.
Excuse me for my bad English (I am living in France).

Best Regards

Franck,
I'm glad you figured this out, thanks for the reply. And please don't worry about your English. It is fine and certainly much better than my French