I have a visual basic 6 ".dll project" that uses references and when "File->Make dll" option is clicked, it should generate a dll file. Well, when clicked "File->Make dll", I get error "Error in loading DLL".
How can I see which references are missing?
If a DLL fails to load, there can be numerous reasons for the error, listed below are the most common. The DLL or referenced DLL is not in a directory specified in the path. The DLL references another DLL that is not present. Hard disk error has corrupted or damaged a DLL file.
In VB, you create a Dynamic Link Library (DDL) by selecting ActiveX DLL from the New Project dialog box. This tip highlights the various uses and benefits of using DLLs. A Dynamic Link Library (DDL) is a file that. contains compiled code.
Under Project -> References.
Look for the word MISSING: in front of the dll's that aren't there.
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