kvarnerexpress
Feb 27 2005, 12:10 AM
| | Hey i looked into this and saw there were two methods: memory mapping and data_seg(built in memory mapping)
however, being the noobie i am i can't seem to get this to work - all i want to do is share a few integers and bools across multiple(in this case - two) Dll's (these are injected into an exe)
i.e 'int test' is set to '3' in first.dll -- and subsequently in second.dll 'test' is also set on to '3', and then i can perform if statements while the two values are the same over the 2 dll's |
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