Core Function DLLOpen
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− | See [[Core Function DLLCall|DLLCall( ... )] for Remarks | + | See [[Core Function DLLCall|DLLCall( ... )]] for Remarks |
=== Example === | === Example === | ||
− | See [[Core Function DLLCall|DLLCall( ... )] for Example | + | See [[Core Function DLLCall|DLLCall( ... )]] for Example |
[[Category:Core Function]] | [[Category:Core Function]] |
Latest revision as of 12:37, 14 June 2015
DLLOpen( <DLLName>, <FunctionName/Alias>, <ReturnType>, <ParameterType>, <CharSet/CallingConvention> )
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Description
Open a DLL and get a function from it and return it as a ready to call object function that is already compiled (vastly speeding up the repeat call speed).
Parameters
DLLName
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for DLLName
FunctionName/Alias
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for FunctionName/Alias
ReturnType
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for ReturnType
ParameterType
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for ParameterType
CharSet/CallingConvention
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for CharSet/CallingConvention
Return Value
See DLLImport( <varies...> ) for return value
Remarks
See DLLCall( ... ) for Remarks
Example
See DLLCall( ... ) for Example