How to use with Visual c++ 2005

Hi,

Is there anyone who can help? Plz.

thanks for your help but its still not working... the app compile well but when i try to run it, it gives ToolkitProEval1200vc80UD.dll not found.

I even tried to copy this dll to the application folder, now it gives application failed to initialize. As far as i can analyze, it should be because of bad installation.

Tried this too... Even your samples are giving the same problem. The error is The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0150002). Click OK to terminate the application.

Alright, finally the skin is now applied. Thanks a lot but now another problem, My application make some graph and use bitblt in the onpaint()

When I perform the action that builds this graph, i get this exception -

Program: MyProgramName.exe

Module: ToolkitProEval1200vc80UD.dll

Run-Time Check Failure #0 - The value of ESP was not properly saved across a fuction call. This is usually a result of calling a function declared with one calling convention with a function pointer declared with different calling convention.

My Application works fine without your code.

Hello Smucker, thanks for replying. Debugger is not showing anything except assembly as the error occurs in a dll function... which function? I dont know. I cannot link statically because I am running eval version, I would really love to buy it but atleast it should work first.

MyThread = CreateThread(0,0,(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)MyFunc,(LPVOID)TRUE,0,0);

I even kept this thread func empty to be sure that there is nothing wrong with the function, it still gave the error. So I am pretty sure now threads has to do something with skinframework.

Please help.

Some thread notes:

1. Be sure your thread is declared and defined WINAPI (__stdcall rather than __cdecl):

DWORD WINAPI MyFunc(LPVOID param);

2. You should not have to cast MyFunc to pass it to CreateThread()! The function signatures should match if MyFunc is declared properly.

3. You may want to use the CRT function _beginthreadex() instead of CreateThread(). I believe it avoids some handle leaks. In this case, to avoid return type mismatch, your thread routine should be declared and defined:

unsigned __stdcall MyFunc(void *param);

or

unsigned WINAPI MyFunc(LPVOID param);

Because the skin framework hooks various Windows API functions, probably including CreateThread, it may bring this coding error to light, while without skinning nothing bad occurs.

I hope this helps!