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> Rolf Kalbermatter wrote:<BR>> <BR>> Not sure about what you mean with injecting here but in normal application operation<BR>> when loading a DLL explicitedly from a specific directory (which is not the current<BR>> directory nor the application directory or one of the standard search paths), <BR>
> Windows<BR><BR>
did you mean 'Wine', i know ms-windows has no problem.<BR>
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> will not resolve to other DLLs implicitedly loaded by that DLL eventhough they are in<BR>> the same directory than the referencing DLL.<BR>
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This is exactly the another situation I am going to explain. Thanks.<BR>
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I have produced a patch to load the imported dll from same directory<BR>
as the referring DLL when import_dll() fail to load from standard <BR>
locations (current dir, app dir and PATH)<BR>
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But I did not know how to write test case for it since there are other DLL involved.<BR>
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Regards<BR>
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