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You can build your own dll -or use that older dll as you say-, assuming
it have exported the necessary functions and calling them using the
php_w32api extension, just register necessary types, functions and
you're ready to go, without any kind of recompilation of php or any dll
s
[snip]
You can build your own dll -or use that older dll as you say-, assuming
it have exported the necessary functions and calling them using the
php_w32api extension, just register necessary types, functions and
you're ready to go, without any kind of recompilation of php or any dll
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Richard Davey escribió:
Hi Jay,
Monday, October 17, 2005, 4:15:58 PM, you wrote:
Unfortunately I may not be able to have the DLL re-built with the
COM interface. It is an older DLL containing engineering functions
and it is huge. The real dingle here is that I only need to access
some of t
Hi Jay,
Monday, October 17, 2005, 4:15:58 PM, you wrote:
> Unfortunately I may not be able to have the DLL re-built with the
> COM interface. It is an older DLL containing engineering functions
> and it is huge. The real dingle here is that I only need to access
> some of the functionality of the
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The DLL was built specifically with a COM interface which I accessed using
the PHP COM functions (as I'm sure you've seen already). The DLL authors had
to rejig their original code a little, but it was a far
less painful process than compiling the DLL into PHP. However for the next
revision
Hi Jay,
Monday, October 17, 2005, 3:20:58 PM, you wrote:
> Does anyone have any insight to this type of process? Would I have
> to build a PHP extension and compile the DLL as part of PHP's
> configuration? Ideally the DLL would be a black box that could be
> accessed utilizing functions that I b
Good morning gurus and gurettes!
I have been asked (and I think that we may have discussed this before in
general terms, a long time ago) to perform the preliminary analysis on a
project that ideally would have me invoking an existing .DLL using PHP. I
have been googling for tidbits for several da
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