From:	j-cerney1 AT ti DOT com (John Cerney)
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9 Jun 1997 15:32:47 -0700 :
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>  From: Sergey Okhapkin <sos AT prospect DOT com DOT ru>, on 6/8/97 11:48 AM:
>  To: "'John Cerney'" <j-cerney1 AT ti DOT com>
>  Cc: "gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com" <gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com>
>  
>  John Cerney wrote:
>  > <<File: dllcheck.exe>><<File: ATT00004.txt>>
>  > I can verify this. I have seen problems building perl extension lib DLLs 
>  on
>  > windows 95 (not NT) due to garbage characters after the base relocation 
>  section
>  > of the dll. It seems that if the base relocation section is not terminated 
>  by
>  
>  You dllcheck.exe reports "Dll Ok" on NT-built X11 Dlls, and "Invalid 
>  Relocation Size Detected" on the same built on 95.
>  

This is exactly what I have seen. I think you will also find that if you try
and rebuild your Win95 DLL enough times, (usually 2-3 is all it takes) it will
eventually check out OK. The garbage characters sometimes appear at the end of
the relocation section in the DLL, and sometimes they don't.

BTW, sorry for messing up this thread. The subject line on my original reply
was missing.

-John
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