Ove Kaaven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Alexandre Julliard skrev: >> All other Windows compilers have to respect the ABI as defined by MSVC, >> if only because all the system dlls are built with MSVC. > > Well, we don't really know how the system dlls are built, they could > have different compiler flags and pragmas than the msvcrt, just to > protect them against this sort of thing (I doubt a system like Delphi > would really need msvcrt, so it wouldn't have to conform to the MSVC > ABI, it'd just have to not crash the system DLLs). I don't know, but > it's a possibility I wouldn't dismiss out of hand.
My test with lstrcat demonstrates that this is not the case (lstrcat is in kernel32, not in msvcrt). I don't see any reason to believe that msvcrt is built with a different ABI than the rest of the system. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
