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  • ranjeet

    Problem In code

    Dear All !!

    I have a code which is giving the desired reults.

    Now I am making the DLL of the code in VC6 and then run this DLL and
    I am able to get the same Result what I want.

    Now when I make a project in .net of this code, then also I get the
    same result.

    Now when I make the dll of this code in the .NET then I get the Undesired
    result.

    I have kept the seting for VC6 and the .NET same in both the cases while
    making the DLL

    Has any bpdy faced this problem in past or any one can guide on this issue.
    Please let me know at the earliest. Why there is variation of the DLL ??
    of the same code. Is there some problem in the code ???

    Note: The Code which i have written is for the DSP. means I am doing lots
    of computation in the code.

    Thanks In advance

    Regards
    Ranjeet Gupta
  • Artie Gold

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    Re: Problem In code

    ranjeet wrote:[color=blue]
    > Dear All !!
    >
    > I have a code which is giving the desired reults.
    >
    > Now I am making the DLL of the code in VC6 and then run this DLL and
    > I am able to get the same Result what I want.
    >
    > Now when I make a project in .net of this code, then also I get the
    > same result.
    >
    > Now when I make the dll of this code in the .NET then I get the Undesired
    > result.
    >
    > I have kept the seting for VC6 and the .NET same in both the cases while
    > making the DLL
    >
    > Has any bpdy faced this problem in past or any one can guide on this issue.
    > Please let me know at the earliest. Why there is variation of the DLL ??
    > of the same code. Is there some problem in the code ???
    >
    > Note: The Code which i have written is for the DSP. means I am doing lots
    > of computation in the code.
    >[/color]
    Either there's a bug in our code that elicits undefined behavior (which
    possibly includes getting the desired results) or it's a platform
    specific issue.

    Without seeing code, there's no way to tell if it's the former; if it's
    the latter, you'll have to ask in an appropriate MS newsgroup.

    HTH,
    --ag

    --
    Artie Gold -- Austin, Texas
    http://it-matters.blogspot.com (new post 12/5)

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