gmccain@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Greg) (06/06/91)
I am getting a funny return code from LoadLibrary(), namely, it is 4.
A value less than 32 is an error, but I really need to know what 4 means. The
only slightly peculiar thing I am doing is that this LoadLibrary call is about
the 3rd or forth load of the *same* library, but I don't think that makes a
difference. Any answers out there?
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bobsc@microsoft.UUCP (Bob SCHMIDT) (06/09/91)
gmccain@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Greg) writes:
%% I am getting a funny return code from LoadLibrary(), namely, it is 4.
%% A value less than 32 is an error, but I really need to know what 4 means.
Undocmented 'LoadLibrary' return values are the same
as the corresponding DOS error codes. In this case, error code 4
means 'too many open files (no open file handles available)'.
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Norbert_Unterberg@p4.f36.n245.z2.fidonet.org (Norbert Unterberg) (06/12/91)
> I am getting a funny return code from LoadLibrary(), namely, it is 4. > A value less than 32 is an error, but I really need to know what 4 > means. I've read somewhere that the return codes from LoadLibrary() are DOS error codes, so it could be `out of file handles (too many open files)'. Norbert