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Zorked by MIDL
Apr. 12th, 2005 06:57 pmAs in, "You are lost in a maze of twisty passages, all alike."
I'm trying to port some code from a 3rd party OCX up to VC++ .NET 2003. As part of this, I'm fighting through the incompatibilities between mktyplib and the MIDL compiler. If I understood why some of these things were coming out different, I'd have a better shot at fixing them. As it is, I've read the (crappy) Microsoft documentation and find that I'm still in the dark.
On Thursday, Doug gets back from Solutions and -- if this doesn't work -- I get eaten by a grue.
I'm trying to port some code from a 3rd party OCX up to VC++ .NET 2003. As part of this, I'm fighting through the incompatibilities between mktyplib and the MIDL compiler. If I understood why some of these things were coming out different, I'd have a better shot at fixing them. As it is, I've read the (crappy) Microsoft documentation and find that I'm still in the dark.
On Thursday, Doug gets back from Solutions and -- if this doesn't work -- I get eaten by a grue.