Hi Alexander:
I took a look at making comdlg32.dll bindings some time ago, but I don't know
much about calling conventions or how the Factor FFI stuff works, so it was a
struggle. I just gave up shortly after.
Is there somewhere to look at how you did it?
If I can help with something please let
Thank you for the `calloc` tip. I have updated my code. There was a source of crashes that I've identified to be the calling convention. Apparently, comdlg32.dll works with the stdcall convention, not cdecl that I copy-pasted from somewhere. Answering my own question, the sizeof() for structs is
As for zeroing out the bytes, there is a word `calloc` which functions
identically to C's calloc, allocating `n` bytes of size `size" and zeroing the
entire region for you. Indeed, it is overkill and a small performance hit
depending on the size of the region, but it's definitely simpler for
