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  1. Gimmy Susan
    Gimmy Susan
  2. PowerBuilder
  3. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 09:31 AM UTC 
Hello to all
I have some strange crashes with the applications installed on my clients' computers.
Can someone certify me the following dll?

atl80.dll     ==>  ver: 8.0.50727.762     dim: 94.0kb
atl100.dll    ==>  ver: 10.0.40219.1      dim: 134kb
msvcp80.dll   ==>  ver: 8.0.50727.9293    dim: 536kb
msvcp100.dll  ==>  ver: 10.00.30319.0     dim: 411kb
msvcr80.dll   ==>  ver: 8.00.50727.9193   dim: 612kb
msvcr100.dll  ==>  ver: 10.00.402419.325  dim: 755kb


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Roland Smith
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  1. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 19:19 PM UTC
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It would depend on what version of PowerBuilder you are using.

The number in the file name (80/100) indicates what version of Microsoft Visual Studio C/C++ runtime files were used when the PowerBuilder .DLL files were compiled. The 8.0 version were current for VS 2005 and the 10.0 version was current for VS 2010.

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Gimmy Susan
  1. Gimmy Susan
  2. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 21:28 PM UTC
i'm using PB 2017 R2

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Govinda Lopez @Appeon
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  1. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 23:03 PM UTC
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Hi Gimmy,
 
On my PowerBuilder 2017 R2 computer here is the list of files I have:
 
atl80.dll           ==> 8.0.50727.4053    dim: 95.0kb     (32 bit folder)
atl100.dll         ==> 10.00.40219.01    dim: 154.0kb   (32 bit folder)
atl100.dll         ==> 10.00.40219.01    dim: 134.0kb   (64 bit folder)
msvcp80.dll    ==> 8.0.50727.4027     dim: 541.0kb   (32 bit folder)
msvcp100.dll  ==> 10.00.40219.325   dim: 411.0kb   (64 bit folder)
msvcp100.dll  ==> 10.0.40219.1         dim: 990.0kb   (32 bit folder)
msvcr80.dll     ==> 8.0.50727.4027     dim: 617.0kb   (32 bit folder)
msvcr100.dll   ==> 10.00.40219.325   dim: 755.0kb   (64 bit folder)
msvcr100.dll   ==> 10.00.40219.1       dim: 1.78mb    (32 bit folder)
 
I hope this helps.
 
 
Regards,
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Chris Pollach @Appeon
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  1. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 16:36 PM UTC
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Hi Gimmy;

  Marco is correct about the 80 vs 100 DLL`s bitness wise.

FYI: My DLL`s are as follows for PB 2017 R2 ...

atl80.dll     ==>  ver: 8.0.50727.6195    dim: 97.3kb (32 bit folder)
atl100.dll    ==>  ver: 10.00.40219.1     dim: 138kb  (32 bit folder)
msvcp80.dll   ==>  ver: 8.0.50727.6195    dim: 555kb  (32 bit folder) 
msvcp100.dll  ==>  ver: 10.00.40219.1     dim: 421kb  (32 bit folder)
msvcr80.dll   ==>  ver: 8.00.50727.9193   dim: 612kb  (64 bit folder - not found)
atl100.dll    ==>  ver: 10.00.40219.1     dim: 585kb  (64 bit folder - not on your list) 
msvcr100.dll  ==>  ver: 10.00.402419.325  dim: 608kb  (64bit folder).

Note: The bolded items above are differences from the ones that you listed.

HTH

Regards ... Chris

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Marco Meoni
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  1. Tuesday, 20 February 2018 11:10 AM UTC
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Hi Gimmy,
- *80.dll are for 32-bit only platforms, *100.dll for 64-bit.
- msv*.dll come along MS Visual C++ runtime libraries, atl*.dll relate to MS .NET Active Template Library modules.

I have a few variants (in version and size) on my PC, but on the end-user machines all product versions are same.
Most likely your crashes are due to mismatches.
E.g, I've checked out on a production box and all my *100.dll have version 10.00.40219.1, you seem to have slightly different ones though.

HTH.
Cheers,
Marco

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