AFAIK, only if the dll is done in FPC as well. Moreover the might be
problems, if the dll and the main program don't use the same memory
manager. By default they don't. This is handled somewhere in the Wiki.
-Michael
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Leonardo M. Ramé schrieb:
Hi, I'm using a shared library that allows me to pass a pointer to a
function to act as a callback.
To execute my function I use something like this:
myDllFunction(param1, param2,..., paramn, @myCallback);
myCallback is a regular procedure.
What if I want to use a "p
On Wed, 27 Apr 2011, Leonardo M. Ramé wrote:
Hi, I'm using a shared library that allows me to pass a pointer to a
function to act as a callback.
To execute my function I use something like this:
myDllFunction(param1, param2,..., paramn, @myCallback);
myCallback is a regular procedure.
What
Hi, I'm using a shared library that allows me to pass a pointer to a
function to act as a callback.
To execute my function I use something like this:
myDllFunction(param1, param2,..., paramn, @myCallback);
myCallback is a regular procedure.
What if I want to use a "procedure of object" (method)
