1. Re: An old C function problem revisited - Rob??
Al Getz wrote:
>
> Hi again Jonas,
>
>
> I was mentioning those things in case the doc's are wrong, which they
> sometimes are.
> The "@20" syntax is usually used in the def file but the name
> does not include this when it's declared. In other words,
> "name @20" (note the space also)
> in the dll export file would be linked as:
> "name"
> alone. This is why i asked you to try using the name alone.
> This may not work but it's easy to try.
>
> My typical dll def files look like this:
> GetEntry @1
> PutEntry @2
> etc
> ect
> but the link names are only:
> GetEntry
> PutEntry
> etc
>
>
> Just a guess of course...which we seem to be doing at this point.
>
>
> Al
>
>
> My bumper sticker: "I brake for LED's"
Hi Jonas, I've been searching the internal IBM web without any success on your
'_cwbUN_DisplayCommandPrompter@20' or even just for 'DisplayCommandPrompter'. All
I can find that suggests Al may be right in his above suggestion is another cwbun
call 'CWBUN_GETPUBLICLISTOBJECT' which is shown without any leading underscore or
trailing @. It may also be worth trying your one in uppercase as well..
PeteS
