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Guest
Hello,
I have a fortran dll that is developed by somebody else (available
commercially).
This dll uses a COMMON block which is not threadsafe and hence causing quite
a bit of problems.
Iam using a managed c++ class as a wrapper for this native dll. Is there a
way to load the dll multiple times so that I have a new dll instance
everytime I instantiate the managed c++ wrapper class ? An approach like this
would help eliminate the probelms due to the fortran dll not being threadsafe.
I would have loved to - but modifying the dll is not an option.
thank you.
vikrantca
I have a fortran dll that is developed by somebody else (available
commercially).
This dll uses a COMMON block which is not threadsafe and hence causing quite
a bit of problems.
Iam using a managed c++ class as a wrapper for this native dll. Is there a
way to load the dll multiple times so that I have a new dll instance
everytime I instantiate the managed c++ wrapper class ? An approach like this
would help eliminate the probelms due to the fortran dll not being threadsafe.
I would have loved to - but modifying the dll is not an option.
thank you.
vikrantca