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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 1
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System plugin
I am trying to call a function in my DLL which has the following signature
void MyFunction() and I am using the following call System::Call 'MyDll::MyFunction(v) v' It doesn't appear to be making the call. Is that the proper syntax? How can I diagnose the problem? Thanks. |
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Are you compiling your dll from C or C++ source? C++ compiler decorates names (you could look for them thru your dll, they usually look like ?FunctionName@AVBXX). Use .def file, or declare your function as
extern "C" int function(); If this is not the problem, check if your dll available to installer (it can easily find it at windows/system folder or at folder it run from). Also if you are planning to pass parameters to functions don't forget C and C++ use cdecl convention by default, and system plugin defaults to stdcall. you could either manualy change your function convention using __stdcall or __cdecl, or give a cdecl hint to system using "?c" option. |
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