Yes I've tried...
I believe the answer is no, since the DLL mus run in the calling process' context which if it is a service, can not create a window.
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Yes I've tried...
I believe the answer is no, since the DLL mus run in the calling process' context which if it is a service, can not create a window.
Is it possible to create a window in a win32 dll? If so, how can I do it?
I have a service and another DLL that runs under MTX that need to be able to call a DLL that creates a valid window...
Is it possible to create a window in a win32 dll? If so, how can I do it?
I have a service and another DLL that runs under MTX that need to be able to call a DLL that creates a valid window...
Does anyone have/know of a program or macro that will go through a project and determine which #includes are unneccesary??
i.e. it comments them out one by one and makes sure things still compile,...