Hello Przemek and all,
Note: I am not from C background so...
The next day I was struggling with this code:
char szLibName[ MAX_PATH + 1 ] = { 0 };
GetSystemDirectory( szLibName, MAX_PATH );
hb_strncat( szLibName, "\\atl.dll", sizeof( szLibName ) - 1 );
hLib = LoadLibrary( ( LPCSTR ) szLibName );
it works flawless without UNICODE.
Then for UNICODE I tried various ways to get it working but failed,
always errors or suspicious pointers warnings appeared.
Then I settled with this code:
LPTSTR cDll = HB_TCHAR_CONVTO( "atl.dll" );
hLib = LoadLibrary( cDll );
HB_TCHAR_FREE( cDll );
It loads the library but I am afraid under circumstances where 'system32' is
not defined under 'PATH' envvar, it is bound to fail.
My request is some functions where I send two strings, one TCHAR another
just a text as:
TCHAR szLibName[ MAX_PATH + 1 ];
GetSystemDirectory( szLibName, MAX_PATH );
hb_strncat_ex( szLibName, "\\atl.dll", sizeof( szLibName ) - 1 ); //
imaginary
I mean a few C level functions which make the string conversion tasks
easier,
at least for poor C programmers like me.
I can expect those are already there is Harbour...
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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