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Kernel32.dll error?
« Thread started on: Oct 5th, 2015, 2:12pm »
This is probably the fault of my system rather than a change in the LBB 3.01 compiler but I thought I had better check.
My program runs in mainwin and I have been allowing users to close the program via the exit cross and it has been working perfectly fine. Suddenly, on my XP system, exiting in this way is bringing up the following system error:
Quote:
Entry Point Not Found
The Procedure Entry Point GetNamedPipeServerProcessID could not be located in the Dynamic Link Library Kernel32.dll
Exiting works fine on my other systems and researching the error message leads me to believe that something that has been recently installed has messed up my copy of Kernel32.dll
I will investigate, but I thought I had better post it up just in case anyone has any insights.
This is probably the fault of my system rather than a change in the LBB 3.01 compiler but I thought I had better check.
Definitely nothing to do with LBB. The GetNamedPipeServerProcessID function doesn't exist in Windows XP - it was introduced in Vista - so the message is indicating that some non-XP-compatible code is attempting to run. It could even point to a malware infection.
However you should upgrade your LBB 3.01 to the current version (3.03) to fix a couple of bugs and enable Auto Indentation in the code editor.
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