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FreeLibrary problem

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Bob - 13 Jul 2005 23:09 GMT
Hi,
I have a C++ DLL (A) that loads another C++ Library (B)

(A) is called from a Vb.net component.
When the component is used by an Application the FreeLibrary call in (A)
that releases (B) works fine.
When the component is used in a service the FreeLibrary call hangs meaning
the Service cannot shutdown and a reboot is necessary.

I have tried altering the logon of the service from a specific user account
to local system but this made no difference.
I am a VB.net programmer with a little bit of C++ experience. How can I
proceed further in solving this?
thanks
Bob
Bob - 13 Jul 2005 23:40 GMT
Ignore,
Problem appears to be elsewhere.
Thanks
> Hi,
> I have a C++ DLL (A) that loads another C++ Library (B)
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> thanks
> Bob

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