On 4/19/2012 00:16, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
>> Nope, as long as it is in C++, there is no guarantees that it will work
>> with a different compiler. What you could do is to thunk the code via a
>> C bridge from the MSVC side.
>> eg for Simple C++:
>> rettype C_Shutdown(unsigned long a){
>> return Shu
> Nope, as long as it is in C++, there is no guarantees that it will work
> with a different compiler. What you could do is to thunk the code via a
> C bridge from the MSVC side.
> eg for Simple C++:
> rettype C_Shutdown(unsigned long a){
> return Shutdown(a);
> }
> and for class/members
> rettype
On 4/18/2012 23:32, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
> JonY, you see perfectly right.
>
>> Please check the DLL with gendef, see if the functions are mangled. Do
>> you see ShutDown or something that begins with a '?'?
>> If the former, you are likely missing extern "C" declarations when you
>> included your
JonY, you see perfectly right.
> Please check the DLL with gendef, see if the functions are mangled. Do
> you see ShutDown or something that begins with a '?'?
> If the former, you are likely missing extern "C" declarations when you
> included your vendor headers.
> If the latter, the vendor DLL i
On 4/18/2012 21:53, MARTIN Pierre wrote:
> Hello dear list readers,
>
> This topic is a whole new one, this is on purpose, and i'd like to solve this
> in parallel with the other one (Delay-loading my libraries).
> In this one, it is more about loading third-party DLLs directly in my
> projects.
Hello dear list readers,
This topic is a whole new one, this is on purpose, and i'd like to solve this
in parallel with the other one (Delay-loading my libraries).
In this one, it is more about loading third-party DLLs directly in my projects.
The DLLs i would like to use from my project (And i'
