WSOCK32.dll name austauchen

[TheRealPaulie]

Hallo,

(I will write this in English, but you can answer in German. I hope you won't mind. I understand German but I'm not able to write in it.)

I have an application that is linking two DLL (DLL #1 and DLL #2). Both DLLs are performing a SOCKET communication. The problem is that one DLL #1 requires a version of WSOCK32 and the other DLL #2 required another version of WSOCK32.

Another problem is that I have access only to the code of DLL #2.

That is why I was thinking to use both versions of WSOCK32 but to change the name of the version that is used by DLL #2. E.g. WSOCK32_v2. But I'm not able to do it. In Delphi, in unit WINSOCK.pas there is a a constant:

const
winsocket = 'wsock32.dll';

I changed it in:

const
winsocket = 'wsock32_v2.dll';

But there is no difference. The application is still linking the initial wsock32.dll. I think that there are some precompiled libraries. Do you have any idea how can I solve this problem?

Sorry again for this post written in English and I hope that I was clear enough with my explanation.

Thank you,
Paulie

[Bernhard Geyer]

Zitat von TheRealPaulie:

But I'm not able to do it. In Delphi, in unit WINSOCK.pas there is a a constant:

const
winsocket = 'wsock32.dll';

I changed it in:

const
winsocket = 'wsock32_v2.dll';

Delphi will ignore this new Pas-File and uses the "old" DCU-File. Try to copy WinSock.pas to your Sourcecode-directory and diable Runtime packages and see what happens.