*.DLL files in Aspen

2009-09-19View Original

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May I ask the experts: Can the *.DLL files in Aspen be edited, and how is that done?

Reply #22009-09-20

I don’t know what your purpose is

Reply #32009-09-20

Does the poster want to link subroutines with Aspen and embed them within it? ? There’s a command in this place that generates *.dll files; I’m not sure if that’s what you need

Reply #42009-09-20

That is the program’s dynamic link library; unless you are an expert programmer, it’s best not to touch it, as it may cause the software to stop working.

Reply #52009-09-20

2# wyldcy View the definition of the connection subroutine.

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