Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 9:47 am
What language are you trying to get it into? There must be some mechanism to get it into there, because you either return values through registers (e.g. a single value or pointer to struct) or through memory (fill in the struct in memory). That's the underlying techniques no matter what syntax the language uses.Lazarus404 wrote:Tsk* I can't do it. The language I wish to consume the dll, although capable of handling pointers, can only do so by wrapping the pointer in a struct before handling it. This means I can't wrap it in PB, because PB doesn't like to handle the structs themselves but will the pointer. It's like the chicken and egg issue. :(
It might be more awkward if it's returned on the stack, but not impossible.