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Hello,
Actually there are two different
things:
a) indicator DLLs (written with AmiBroker
development Kit) that have to be written in compiled language
being able to produce plain API (NOT COM)
DLLs and supporting unions ("records with variants" in Pascal
nomenclature)
and some more advanced stuff.
Visual Basic is not capable of
that.
You would need C/C++/Delphi for
that.
b) ActiveX DLLs (COM objects) that can be written
in ANY language that supports COM. This of course includes VB.
And it is actually covered in the User's
Guide:
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 10:34
PM
Subject: RE: [amibroker] creating
DLL's
I believe your statement about VB is incorrect.
VB.NET assemblies, probably. But COM dlls created with VB are just as
valid as COM dlls created with any other language. AB is a COM
app.
Visual Basic (I believe) does not create proper .DLL files for
use in
AB.
What options (other languages) can be used (without
having to learn too
difficult a language)?
Any suggestions would be
appreciated
Rick
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