nick@aimed.uucp (Nick Pemberton) (05/04/91)
Dumb question time: How can one reliably access functions like sscanf()
and friends from a DLL (ie how to get around the problem of DS != SS)
Can this be done? I really don't want to re-invent the wheel for my
silly little DLL
Thanks,
Nick
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada Home: (416) 690-0647Norbert_Unterberg@p4.f36.n245.z2.fidonet.org (Norbert Unterberg) (05/07/91)
> Dumb question time: How can one reliably access functions like sscanf() > and friends from a DLL (ie how to get around the problem of DS != SS) > > Can this be done? I really don't want to re-invent the wheel for my > silly little DLL Ever seen the functions SwitchStackTo() and SwitchStackBack()? They are specially designed for that purpose. Norbert, 2:245/36.4
kensy@microsoft.UUCP (Ken SYKES) (05/12/91)
The SDK provides libs for this purpose: sdllcaw, sdllcew, etc. Look for the ones that have "dll" in them. --Ken Disclaimer: The above opinions are solely my own.
Joachim_Kainz@p11.f11.n310.z2.fidonet.org (Joachim Kainz) (05/17/91)
> [...] SS == DS [...]
MS promised (quite a while ago) to substitude all these functions with new
ones. The SS==DS-shortcoming should be past then. Borland already uses another
solution. (Every DLL is linked with CL.LIB automaticly.)