I have two dll’s. In the first I initialise a data structure. How can I
then access it in the second?
Thankyou
Dean
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Create a named shared memory map and use that to store
ur data structure.
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Export a , global, pointer to the structure.
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I have two dll’s. In the first I initialise a data structure. How can I
then access it in the second?
Thankyou
Dean
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