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I'm having trouble getting CVF 6.6 to integrate with Visual Basic 6.0....
I have VB 6.0 and VC++ already installed (separate applications, not purchased as Vis Studio), and they don't seem to recognize each other, either.... CVF "sees" VC++, but not VB. VC++ sees CVF, but not VB... VB sees neither....
What to do?
I have VB 6.0 and VC++ already installed (separate applications, not purchased as Vis Studio), and they don't seem to recognize each other, either.... CVF "sees" VC++, but not VB. VC++ sees CVF, but not VB... VB sees neither....
What to do?
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VB is in its own world - it does not share the MSVC/CVF Developer Studio environment. Perhaps this will change in the future.
You can, however, debug CVF DLLs that you call from VB. Our Knowledge Base has an article on this.
Steve
You can, however, debug CVF DLLs that you call from VB. Our Knowledge Base has an article on this.
Steve
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I have had a code package for the last 5 years that combines a Visual Basic GUI with a Fortran simulation.
When I run from the VB side all seems to be OK.
When I run from the Fortran 6.5.0 side it:
(1) gives an error DFDEV.exe - No Disk, "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive Deviveharddisk2dr4",
(2) brings up the GUI behind the FORTRAN screen,
(3) no VB icon appears on the bottom of the screen.
How far back must I go to get the features I am used to? Or, is there a unique loading pattern I can use?
I have the "Visual Studio 6.0 Professional Edition"
Thank you
When I run from the VB side all seems to be OK.
When I run from the Fortran 6.5.0 side it:
(1) gives an error DFDEV.exe - No Disk, "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive Deviveharddisk2dr4",
(2) brings up the GUI behind the FORTRAN screen,
(3) no VB icon appears on the bottom of the screen.
How far back must I go to get the features I am used to? Or, is there a unique loading pattern I can use?
I have the "Visual Studio 6.0 Professional Edition"
Thank you
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This is a Visual Studio problem that people see with Visual C++ as well. The solution seems to be to delete the .OPT and .NCB (if any) files from the project folder and re-open Developer Studio. (The files will get recreated.) Any breakpoints you had set will need to be recreated.
Steve
Steve

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