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From: | Lloyd Dupont |
Subject: | Windows problem |
Date: | Tue, 7 Jun 2005 14:11:51 +1000 |
I'm developing on WIndows with VS.NET. (and,
amazingly, GNUstep).
At some stage I do something like (in C# in fact,
not in C)
char newpath = "PATH=" + /* something
like %GNUSTEP_SYS_ROOT%/Tools;%PATH% */
wputenv(newpath);
void* lib =
LoadLibrary("gnustep-base");
However, here I do have a strange
behavior....
when run from the command line, it runs
fine.
when run from VS.NET (debug mode) lib is alway
equals to 0, with the last win32 error, being
(998): Invalid access to memory
location.
however it works well with other (non-gnustep
based) library
Any idea what this could
be?
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