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DLL Talk / what does it mean "the decorated function will be in the dll"-stringtable help

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2005 10:27
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i dont get what it means by
Quote: "To find the decorated form of
your function, simply load your DLL into NOTEPAD, and search for your function name"

i got it in notepad and i searched for my function but all i found was an "undecorated" function name
here is my dll
and my function is fontdlg

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Posted: 22nd Mar 2005 17:45
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Your C function names are always undecorated.
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Posted: 26th Mar 2005 11:10
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so is it impossible to make a tpc in C :-(

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Posted: 26th Mar 2005 19:17
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It's very possible, you just write the undecorated name in your string table and not the decorated name.
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Posted: 26th Mar 2005 20:32
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ohhhhh ok so it is actualy easier tyo do in c than c++

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Posted: 27th Mar 2005 04:13 Edited at: 27th Mar 2005 04:14
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Well, you can export the functions in C++ with
extern "C"
so that they use undecorated names like in C.
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ok so how in C would i do a simple thing like umm just accept a value
cause im lost

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For C program a simple function would be:



and your string table entry would simply be:



If you wrote your function in C++ the middle 'SomeFunction' in the string table would have to be changed to the decorated name. See the DB Third Part help file for more details (it's actually pretty helpful).
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