Given two interface references obtained from different sources. Is there a programmatic way to tell whether they're implemented by the same instance?
A simple equality check of the interface references always fails.
EDIT: Large parts of the original question, which turned out to be an independent problem have now been moved to a new ...
What is the best way to access a serial port from VBA?
I have a need for some of our sales reps to be able to send a simple string over the serial port from an action button in PowerPoint. I don't commonly use VBA, especially for anything like this. Normally I would turn it into an application of some sort, but I actually don't think th...
Hi guys,
if've got a problem with a sigend .Net COM DLL and I try to call the ctor of this class in VB6 but it only works on my machine, but not on the other developer machines. The error is 0x80131534.
The Class looks like this:
// GUIDs are examples. In my component they're diffrent
[ComVisible(true)]
[Guid("AAAAAAAA-AAAA-1111-AAAA-...
I'm creating a C# library and am going to expose a COM interface to it.
I understand the steps requried to do this, i.e.
Ensure assumbly GUID is assigned, e.g:
[assembly: Guid("dde7717b-2b75-4972-a4eb-b3d040c0a182")]
Ensure COMVibile attribute is True
Put a GUID attribute on the class, e.g. [GuidAttribute("4df74b15-d531-4217-af7e-569...