Sorry about the cross posting. I asked the ifeffit mailing list a while ago about this problem and it didn't occur to me to link to the online archive.

I was having trouble getting Process Explorer to work yesterday and I just figured out what I was doing wrong and it turns out that I need administrative privileges to run it, which I don't have, so I will ask the IT department about running it.

I have tried moving the .dll file around to different directories. If it can't find the file it gives the error:

Can't locate loadable object for module Ifeffit in @INC (@INC contains: C:/demeter/perl/site/lib/MSWin32-x64-multi-thread C:/demeter/perl/site/lib C:/demeter/perl/vendor/lib C:/demeter/perl/lib .) at (eval 18) line 1.

And if it is in a directory listed in @INC, it gives the same invalid access to memory location error.

Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

In reply to Re^4: Invalid Access to Memory location using DynaLoader - crosspost by MattN
in thread Invalid Access to Memory location using DynaLoader by MattN

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