In the CALL DLL example here
cls
print "Loading DLL..."
LOAD DLL "TestDLL.dll",1
if DLL EXIST(1)=1
print "Calling DLL Function...";
if DLL CALL EXIST(1, "?MyFunc@@YAXXZ")=1
print "okay."
CALL DLL 1, "?MyFunc@@YAXXZ"
else
print "does not exist."
endif
print "Calling DLL Function with Return Value...";
if DLL CALL EXIST(1, "?MyFunc@@YAHH@Z")=1
print CALL DLL(1, "?MyFunc@@YAHH@Z")
else
print "does not exist."
endif
print "Deleting DLL..."
DELETE DLL 1
else
print "not loaded."
endif
do
loop
end
The line
CALL DLL(1, "?MyFunc@@YAHH@Z")
Makes no sense to me. Why wouldn't you just type in the function name rather than all that gibberish. What is the "@@YAHH@Z" for?
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