Acht so. That is what I was wondering; if I could do without the C compiler
which I dont have and the project doesnt justify further purchases. I need
to be able to do several changes to the C source and check it as I go along
against the hardware, so I need to have a handle on it at all times.
Many thanks for the education on DLL though.
Hmm, I used to have Borland C++ for Windows - pity I threw it out after I
got Delphi!
Al+
> If you can make a working .EXE from the C source (I presume you have
> access to a C++ compiler) then it is pretty easy. What I tend to do is
> try and keep the interface between the C code & Delphi pretty simple by
> writing a couple of new functions in C that form an object like
> interface to the DLL.
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