Thank you for suggestions and links ;-)
But I noticed a bit of confusion about this argument (inside forum and
mailing-list, and RunRev documentation).
I will try to be more specific.
Please read the this (from mailing list):
Hi
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the great tip (below). Do you have any links / info / experience in
doing this with Linux .so (shared object) files? I would be interested in
doing this with database drivers to isolate myself from version changes. Any
help / links appreciated...
Basically an DLL is
On 11/28/05 2:23 AM, Alessandro Manotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Author says it functions correctly.
But the RunRev documentation about externals suggests to close
(destroy) and open stack.
What's the right procedure (how to use externals and close/open stack
without losing externals
On 11/28/05 4:27 AM, Rishi Viner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ken,
Thanks for the great tip (below). Do you have any links / info / experience in
doing this with Linux .so (shared object) files? I would be interested in
doing this with database drivers to isolate myself from version changes.
Thank you Ken for your support.
I discovered I forgot to insert a the in front of externals :-(
It worked, but only RunRev dlls (sure compiled with RunRev toolkit).
I currently work in Delphi (but I know other low-level programming
languages) and I not yet understand why RunRev makes the
On 11/28/05 10:01 AM, Alessandro Manotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It worked, but only RunRev dlls (sure compiled with RunRev toolkit).
I currently work in Delphi (but I know other low-level programming
languages) and I not yet understand why RunRev makes the difference
between RunRev-DLL and
Sorry Mark, but in my company I already use Delphi to create DLLs
(using cdecl option for parameters passing) ;-)
I don't know if I can use Delphi to create dll specific for RunRev,
but Delphi can create dll for windows (and, of course, I can read/use
every dll).
Some problems occurred in older
Alessandro-
Monday, November 28, 2005, 1:15:45 PM, you wrote:
Sorry Mark, but in my company I already use Delphi to create DLLs
(using cdecl option for parameters passing) ;-)
Yes, sorry, I didn't mean to imply that you couldn't create DLLs, just
that you probably can't create
I didn't see the RunRev sdk, but I think you agree. I think SDK was
created to be used with C or C++. Neither Delphi nor Visual Basic,
etc...
On 11/28/05, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alessandro-
Monday, November 28, 2005, 1:15:45 PM, you wrote:
Sorry Mark, but in my company I
Hi Alessandro
There's lots of ink spilled in the mailist about those...
You can't interface directly to DLLs without an API call that you make via
shell or a custom external command.
Depends on what you need...
Tell us more... There's usually other ways in Rev ;)
Get the ActiveSearch Stack
On 11/27/05 5:12 AM, Alessandro Manotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
can someone help me to understand how to use a Windows DLL in RunRev?
Allesandro, we just went over this topic a few weeks back. It's detailed in
the tip at my site:
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