[simpits-tech] Reverse engineering a Win32 DLL

[Höltschi Thomas]

Alex,
 
You can use the #import "..." command in your code to include the DLL.
Visual C++ generates the necessary files to use the interfaces. See the help
file for more information.
 
Thomas
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Thomas Höltschi 
Staefa, Switzerland 

See my project at 
http://www.dplanet.ch/users/thoeltschi/fsprj.htm
<http://www.dplanet.ch/users/thoeltschi/fsprj.htm>  


-----Original Message-----
From: Wiebe, Alex [mailto:AWiebe@online-can.com]
Sent: Mittwoch, 13. März 2002 06:18
To: 'simpits-tech@simpits.org'
Subject: [simpits-tech] Reverse engineering a Win32 DLL



Scott Edwards has a DLL available for downloading (
http://www.seetron.com/sscdll.zip <http://www.seetron.com/sscdll.zip> ) that
sounds like it can drive the servos better then my code. Only problem, he
doesn't include a .LIB or .H file to use it with C/C++. He provides a VB
sample, however, I do not have VB installed, and have invested much time and
effort into my C++ code (which by the way I've added to my site for people
to grab).

I'm trying to figure out a way to use the .dll with C++. Somehow I need to
use the right combination of dumpbin, lib, and a .def file to create the
.lib file that will allow me to link against his library, but so far I'm
stumped.

Anybody done this before?