Entry Point Not Found

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I keep getting this error:

The procedure entry point sasl_errdetail could not be located in the dynamic link library libsasl.dll.

The code compiles, but won't execute. I've exhausted just about everything I can think of doing, and the internet hasn't proved very useful. Any ideas?

Posted 30-Jun-10 10:32am

nickam9992

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Solution 2

Make sure everytime you make changes to your functions in your solution (DLL) the header/lib files and the new .dll created are loaded properly in your solution (DLL CLIENT).

Posted 8-Mar-12 0:50am

Yoldas Askan

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I think u have updated the libsasl.dll & forgotten to use Updated DLL in your application. Whenever u change any function in DLL, Compile it & use Updated DLL in your project folder ..

Posted 8-Mar-12 2:06am

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Steve Thresher · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-30T12:36:00

Solution 1

Get a copy of dependancy walker from here [^] and see if the DLL actually contains the required function. I found an old copy of the DLL and it didn't.

Posted 30-Jun-10 12:36pm

Steve Thresher

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Dostoevsky 9-Aug-10 19:58pm

Reason for my vote of 1
Someone wants the entry point when you run the code. If its not in the dll then you have problems. You need to find the right version.