I have built a .dll in Visual Basic, which calls a .dll generated in Visual Fortran. The VB .dll is supposed to be called from a simulation program, and provides interface between Fortran and this simulation program. I'm in the process of distributing the VB based .dll to some colleagues.
Using the Dependency Walker of VF, I find the my Fortran .dll (memfor.dll) relies on the following .dlls:
1. MEMFOR.DLL
1.a. DFORRT.DLL
1.a.i. MSVCRT.DLL
1.a.ii. KERNEL32.DLL
1.b. MSVCRT.DLL
1.b.i. KERNEL32.DLL
1.c. KERNEL32.DLL
1.c.i. NTDLL.DLL
Question 1: When using the Package & Deployment Wizard of Visual Studio, is it only the DFORRT.DLL that I have to add (the wizard detects memfor.dll on it's own; I assume that the other .dlls mentioned above are available on WinNT/Win2000/Win98/etc. machines??).
Question 2: Can I use the version of DFORRT.DLL that is located in my C:\WINNTsystem32 path?
With regards,
Bernt Lie
