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At 09:38 AM 9/23/99 -0400, you wrote:
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>I finally took the time to master the PowerBasic 16 bit DLL compiler and
>I generated a test DLL for TS 4.0. I coded the Tillson T3 moving
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>But, there was a problem that I had to work around and would like to
>resolve. I had no problem passing floats from TS to the DLL, but could
>not pass a float from the DLL function back to TS. I could however pass
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>BUT, I still want to use either the FLOAT or LPFLOAT transfer to TS in
>DefineDLLFunc: or understand why they don't work. So, here are
>questions:
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>1) I assume I can use FLOAT or LPFLOAT without needing to activate
>TS_KIT.DLL. Is this correct?
I am.
>2) I programmed my DLL function to output a 32 bit pointer for the
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>I know that many of you are wizards at C++ version 1.52. I am a very
I'm just learning to interface 32 bit DLLs with TS2000 with MS's VC++ 5.0.
I haven't had trouble getting floats back or forth. I'd be willing to
provide (part of) my source code as an example, but it sounds like it's not
what you're needing.
>Lastly, the PowerBasic 16 bit compiler is proving to be an excellent
>accessory to TS4. It is damn fast, generates lean code, and has all the
>amenities of a structured high level language: Functions, subroutines,
>huge multi-dimensional arrays, global and local variables, array
>sorting, etc. And, program and data size is unlimited. I will be
>moving math stuff and some conditional testing into DLL's from now on.
Just out of curiousity, who's the vendor?
Dave
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