isbell@rice-chex.ai.mit.edu (Charles Isbell) (01/19/91)
Hi. I'm posting this for a friend who doesn't have posting access
yet. Please send any e-mail to him (gt4179a@hydra.gatech.edu) or post.
Also send any flames his way :-). Thanks.
Bryan Godwin writes:
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I am trying to write my own control definition function in Turbo Pascal.
According to my references, I can insert my compiled function code in my
resource file quite easily by using RMAKER. My problem is generating the
compiled function code. I have attempted a program, consisting of only my
function definition, of the form
program;
uses;
function;
begin
end.
but this doesn't seem to work.
Is there any way in Turbo Pascal to do this or am I going about this in
the wrong way?
Thanks
Bryan Godwin
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aep@world.std.com (Andrew E Page) (01/19/91)
bear in mind that a CDEF(as with an MDEF, WDEF etc) is a STAND ALONE resource. As such it will contain all the subfunctions (even though they may be repeated in your main application) that it needs to function. The entry poiint to this will be your MAIN program ( I am a C lover) which will have the approriate arguments. The last argument is the routine selector. This will be used to determine which part of the code to use. Check out IM I-329 for a more complete definition of a CDEF. Andrew E. Page