On Sun, 17 Apr 2011 16:09:02 -0400, maarten van damme
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello everyone, this is my second post in the digitalmars.d newsgroup
and I
hope it gets as good support and suggestions as my first post :)
I'm playing around with the d programming language and am trying out some
exotic things you normally would write in c++.
Right now I'm trying to 'intercept' all calls from a program to a dll by
renaming that dll and writing my own in d.
In c++ you would write in the header file:
#pragma comment(linker,
"/export:exportfunction=nameofotherdll.dll.destinationfunction,@location")
How could one write this in the d programming language?
Asuming this has to be done with the pragma(lib,...) function but I don't
really know how.
thanks in advance,
Maarten
I don't know of an automated way of doing this is D. pragma(lib,...)
exists, but it simply loads a specified static library. (i.e. to simplify
linking/ project setup, etc). Personally, I'd just export
extern(C)/extern(System) functions toa DLL, and link in a manually define
the renamed DLL using a .def file and implib.
