On Dec 16, 2007 11:14 AM, Roberto Padovani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks to you! let me know when the new release is ready.
Done.
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Roberto Padovani wrote:
> Btw, when I don't feel like working I'm having a look at how to make
> it work under *nix (which will fit to my beloved Mac, as well)
Thanks a lot!
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thanks to you! let me know when the new release is ready.
Btw, when I don't feel like working I'm having a look at how to make
it work under *nix (which will fit to my beloved Mac, as well)
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2007/12/16, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Roberto Padovani,
>
> I will do a new
Hi Roberto Padovani,
I will do a new libview release (0.2) with some of your code. I also
added your name to the authors list.
thank you very much,
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the hard part was done by Felipe's in libview 0.1I only added the
output generation.
Felipe and Peter Below wrote the nice piece which lists the exported functions.
The core unit, dlltools.pas, is the one that knows about the dll
structure: one should write a similar unit for reading from shar
Roberto Padovani wrote:
> This helps me because I had some dll with many exported functions and
> with both call type.
> I hope someone will find it useful, as well.
Neat, but this only works on windows.
Can you make it cross-platform?
Thanks!
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