Adam Burgoyne wrote:
I've now changed the
code to this which should solve the problem if I understood correctly:
function ReadMessage: PAnsiChar; stdcall;
var
Note: AnsiString;
begin
EnterCriticalSection(CritSectn);
if (NotesList.Count 0) then
begin
Note :=
Hi,
I have just switched to DelphiXE and started to build my first project with
ICS SSL Components.
I can't run my project because it keeps giving me the following error,
[DCC Error] Unit1.pas(16): E2003 Undeclared identifier: 'TSslWSocket'
My project got nothing in it, it is just a test for
Add USE_SSL in the conditional defines for your project options.
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Thanks!
That did the trick.
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] Undeclared identifier: 'TSslWSocket'
Add USE_SSL in the
Thanks for the explanation and example, Arno, but I was 1 step ahead of you
in realising the mistake.
What I did (which appears to have worked as the errors are not being
reported now) is to simply move the Note variable into the global scope.
The DLL only gets called by one external process so
Adam Burgoyne wrote:
Thanks for the explanation and example, Arno, but I was 1 step ahead
of you in realising the mistake.
What I did (which appears to have worked as the errors are not being
reported now) is to simply move the Note variable into the global
scope.
The DLL only gets
I think you could also use a WideString var parameter.
function ReadMessage(var msg:WideString):boolean; stdcall;
var
Note: AnsiString;
begin
EnterCriticalSection(CritSectn);
if (NotesList.Count 0) then
begin
msg := NotesList.Strings[0];
NotesList.Delete(0);
Result := true;
end
RTT wrote:
I think you could also use a WideString var parameter.
That would work which plain text, but it's slow..
I bet it's slower than one more copy of the result string.
Also using WideString leads to implicit string casts,
without any warning in Delphi versions 2009, which is
On 16-09-2011 18:58, Arno Garrels wrote:
That would work which plain text
Why your reference to plaint text? A WideString can carry any data, or
I'm missing something?
And WideStrings are now relatively fast, in Vista and 7, if compared to XP.
But I really don't know if two calls, one to get
RTT wrote:
On 16-09-2011 18:58, Arno Garrels wrote:
That would work which plain text
Why your reference to plaint text? A WideString can carry any data,
or I'm missing something?
As far as I read this thread the OP uses a non-Unicode Delphi version.
So string maps to AnsiString. Any
On 16-09-2011 20:20, Arno Garrels wrote:
As far as I read this thread the OP uses a non-Unicode Delphi version.
So string maps to AnsiString. Any assignment of an AnsiString to a
WideString leads to an implicit string cast to Unicode (Win API
WideCharToMultiByte) internally, that's one of the
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