Ok this is driving me crazy. I have a simple DLL written
in VC ++ version 6.0. Lets take this for example..

long _stdcall Login()
{
return 123;
}

I aslo have the EXPORTS call in the DEF file like so

EXPORTS
Login @1

Now If I call this function from a VB version 6 app I get
a return value of 123 as expected, BUT if I run this from
a VB.NET app I get a weird number like 5332356516808378.
Has anyone seen this before. My function for both VB apps
is ..

Public Declare Function Login Lib "testDLL5.dll" () As
Long

Please help !!

-Michael

longs are 64 bit in .NET

Willy.

"Michael" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Ok this is driving me crazy. I have a simple DLL written
> in VC ++ version 6.0. Lets take this for example..
>
> long _stdcall Login()
> {
> return 123;
> }
>
> I aslo have the EXPORTS call in the DEF file like so
>
> EXPORTS
> Login @1
>
> Now If I call this function from a VB version 6 app I get
> a return value of 123 as expected, BUT if I run this from
> a VB.NET app I get a weird number like 5332356516808378.
> Has anyone seen this before. My function for both VB apps
> is ..
>
> Public Declare Function Login Lib "testDLL5.dll" () As
> Long
>
> Please help !!
>
> -Michael