Re:

[Michaël Kummert <kummert@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sarah,

When you rebuild Trnlib.dll to include a new Type, the compiler/linker 
first deletes the existing trnlib.dll file and then builds a new one. If 
an error occurs during the link process, it will not create a new DLL 
and you end up "loosing" your trnlib.dll.

If this is what's happening, the CVF developer studio should give you at 
least one error message. I would recommend that you start from the CVF 
6.6B workspace included with TRNSYS and check that you can run a 
"rebuild all". Then you can add your own Types one by one to the project 
and find out which one is causing a problem.

Kind regards,

Michaël Kummert


on 2003-12-03 10:00, sarah ahmad wrote:


> Hello,
>  
> Anyone can tell me why I always lost the TRNLIB.DLL when I try to link 
> my new type to TRNSYS15. I have this problem if I try to link it from 
> TRNSHELL or from developer Studio. I use Compaq visual Fortran 6.6
>  
> Thanks for your help
>  
> Sarah
>
>
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