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Denis

Small Update: (1.2)
Added a Statusbar with UnDecorateSymbolName of C++ Symbols, if selected
This is only usefull for c++ programmer

Doesn't seem to be producing macros for me. I get the code for the .pbi with the decorated functions but never see any macros. I'm using v1.2, it was the same with v1.0.

Macros only if checked and on stdcall libs by ms, kernel32.lib for example
Most libs doesn't have ansi and unicode versions with A or W at the end.

Ahhhh...OK I see. I was confused as the information in the thread seemed to indicate that macros could be produced from any converted .lib, thanks ts-soft. Its a very nice tool.

ts-soft wrote:Macros only if checked and on stdcall libs by ms, kernel32.lib for example
Most libs doesn't have ansi and unicode versions with A or W at the end.

Small Update

Missing CloseFile() added

Is this still available?

Download link in first post returns 404 file not found.

Thanks!

Tipperton wrote:Is this still available?

Download link in first post returns 404 file not found.

Thanks!

I will upload it on my new webspace, next days, sry ...

No problem, and thanks!

New download link on first post (no changes!)

Thanks TS-Soft for this useful tools

But i have a little problem
Is it normal that when i have a procedure with string parameter, your tools create a integer parameter for the same procedure

Kwai,

import libraries do not generally hold information regarding the types of individual parameters (C++ name mangling aside!).

The only information which can be obtained from a PB generated import library is the number of parameters taken by individual functions.

All you have to do is modify the code generated by ts-soft's tool yourself as appropriate.

Hello MASTER glad to talk to you, there is a long time
I suppose you are in vacancy without KCC
But it's finish......i'm here

I have like usually several questions

1/ Am i forced to write this As "_Function@X" after each fonction, or just this is sufficient ?? :roll:
2/If i want return a string value from my DLL and want use import/endimport
This code is the more simple to do this ??? :roll:

Kwaï chang caïne wrote:1/ Am i forced to write this As "_Function@X" after each fonction,

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Import "Dll.lib"
 Function(a.s) As "_Function@X"
EndImport

or just this is sufficient ?? :roll:

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Import "Dll.lib"
 Function(a.s)
EndImport

For STDCALL dll's, either would be fine (at least with PB x86). I always use the first so that I know where I stand.

2/If i want return a string value from my DLL and want use import/endimport
This code is the more simple to do this ??? :roll:

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Import "Dll.lib"
 MyFunctionInTheDll(a.s)
EndImport

Procedure.s MyFunctionInExe(Sentence.s)
 ProcedureReturn PeekS(MyFunctionInTheDll(Sentence))
EndProcedure

Debug MyFunctionInExe("Hello Kcc")

Yes providing the dll returns a global or static string. This is not a threadsafe way of doing it though. Use buffers to be absolutely safe.

My great MASTER wrote:Use buffers to be absolutely safe

Where is this buffer ?????
Have you a little example of him ??? :roll: