Back on Sep 7, 2005, Les asked about "Function not declared".

Vladimir replied: "...you may prefix your function call with dll name."

and Phil added:

WAA package DLL's are loaded with a prefix (which happens to be the DLL
name). If you have a function called MyFunc() in MyPackage.dll, then you
should call it like this:
MyPackageMyFunc()
Calls within the same DLL do not need the prefix, but macro calls will.

thenLes said: "Thanks, everyone. Appending the package name to the front of the function name took care of this."

I wish to create a DLL as a small library of common routines.

If I have 2 DLLs loaded: MyFirst.dll and MySecond.dll

and I have a function named MyTest in MyFirst.dll

and from MySecond.dll I create a call:

MyFirstMyTest()

then I get: "error ALK2102 unresolved external symbol MYFIRSTMYTEST" when creating the MySecond DLL.

What am I missing here?