I'm not too fond of using (muliple) threads if they're not needed,
but do you mean you load/call function/unload the DLL all the time?
Greetz,
Peter.
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Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 4:26 PM
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Subject: [delphi-en] DLLs and Threads
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Hi All,
I have this application that loads DLL's dynamically as
plugins and as such
I use the loadlibrary, getprocaddress, free library routines.
The host application loads the dll and calls its process
export function so
that the dll can do what its meant to do. The problem is
there are usually
many requests to be done (about 500 every second) and when I
call the dll
for each sequentially its takes quite a bit of time
What I want to try is spawn a new thread that loads the dll
and calls the
function. With this approach the dll will be loaded many times and its
function called many times.
Anything I should know about calling dlls in this manner? All
dlls and apps
written in Delphi 7
Chris.
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