Calling DinkeyChange.dll from WinDev
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You should copy all the code in the file "global variables.txt". These data
structures and functions are used by the API sample code. Then copy the
appropraite function(s) from the "protection check functions.txt" file. These
functions implement all the various routines in DinkeyChange.dll

Note - if you are producing a 64-bit Windows executable you need to use DinkeyChange64.dll
(instead of DinkeyChange.dll) and change the "changedllname" to be "DinkeyChange64.dll"
(this is found in the global variables and functions.txt).
Similarly for Linux you will need to use DinkeyChange.so (32-bit Linux) or
DinkeyChange64.so (64-bit Linux).

Tested under Windev Express v12
