Par2: Using Clarion DLLs in VC++ 1998-10-26 -- Dusty Hester There are a few tricks to get VC++ to call a Clarion DLL. Granted I haven't done this in C4, but I can't imagine it has changed that much from CW2.003. 1) All clarion functions should be displayed as Pascal 2) When passing *cstrings, the Clarion prototype is long, and the C++ prototype is *cstring. The Clarion long will receive the address of the string, you can then use memcpy to actually get the string into one of your variables. 3) C++ expects name mangling...I always used the Name attibute on my Clarion function to mimic what the C++ compiler is looking for. 4) You have to create your own .lib file. You will do this by creating a .def file, specs are in the C++ docs, and using the Lib tool to create a .lib from it. I hope this is enough to get you started in the right direction. Again, I haven't done this in almost a year, so some of this may be outdated, but I doubt it. Printed November 21, 2024, 7:20 am This article has been viewed/printed 35214 times. |