On 28 Jan 2014, at 18:13, Andrew Haines wrote:
> I want to use c "interfaces" exposed as structs in fpc as interfaces. In
> particular I'm converting the OpenSLES header file to fpc.
>
> Here's an example of an exported struct:
> struct SLPlayItf_ {
> SLresult (*SetPlayState) (
> SLPlayItf self,
> SLuint32 state
> );
> SLresult (*GetPlayState) (
> SLPlayItf self,
> SLuint32 *pState
> );
> SLresult (*GetDuration) (
> SLPlayItf self,
> SLmillisecond *pMsec
> );
> .....
> };
If they are exposed as structs, you should translate them into records in FPC
(with {$packrecords c}. The "member functions" are fields that are procedure
variables, and you have to explicitly include the "self" parameters.
Corba (or other) interfaces are something different and you cannot use them to
import arbitrary C structs, regardless of whether they contain function
pointers.
Jonas
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