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Juan, When you run your simulation, there should be a few NOTICES at the beginning of the log file. If you look through them, you'll notice that some of the early ones tell you which directory the TRNDll is being loaded from, which directory is expected to contain additional DLLs, which DLLs were found and which ones actually contained Types that were in the simulation. Those NOTICES should give you an idea what the problem is. For example, if you see a notice that says "Type210.dll was found but did not contain any Types from the simulation" then the problem is in how the name of Type210 is exported (at the beginning of your code there must be a line that says: !DEC$Attributes DLLexport :: Type210 if the notices do not mention that a file called Type210.dll was found then there is a directory problem. If you aren't able to figure it out, please send me the *.log file that is being created when you run your simulation and I'll try to help. Best, David On 1/12/2011 12:25, JUAN FRANCISCO BELMONTE TOLEDO wrote:
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