Hi
For the next step, the move to DLLs produced by NativeGen, GHC uses what Windows calls the __cdecl calling convention (caller performs stack cleanup, underscore '_' prepended to function name), while to my knowledge DLLs require the __stdcall calling convention (callee performs stack cleanup, same '_' prepended and commercial-at '@' and number of bytes stack space appended).
Windows supports __fastdecl, __cdecl and __stdcall equally. All the Windows API's are stdcall, apart from one or two functions which are cdecl (those which take variable argument lists). VB 6 can only do stdcall calls. Delphi by default does fastcall, Visual Studio by default does cdecl - both can call any of the 3. Some tools only work with stdcall, but most have a reasonably broad support. I'm not sure changing from cdecl is all that necessary. Thanks Neil _______________________________________________ Cvs-ghc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/cvs-ghc
