How to transcribe types required for a DLL in C types to QT?

[josecarlosmissias]

Follow the instructions of the development of the library in C attached, please could someone confirm me how to translate the types required in QT types. Eg:

in C:

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (BYTE *Ident, int porta,  int veloc, LPSTR String);

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (BYTE *Ident, int porta,  int veloc, LPSTR String);

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I transcribed this for QT

typedef int (*OpenDllPorta)(int porta,int veloc, char *str);

typedef int (*OpenDllPorta)(int porta,int veloc, char *str);

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correct?

[wysota]

What do you mean? You can't change data types just like that...

[josecarlosmissias]

I want to know how to define a symbol library created in C to be used in an application created in QT.

Sorry I wrote the wrong example, the correct is:

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (BYTE *Ident, int porta,  int veloc, LPSTR String);

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (BYTE *Ident, int porta,  int veloc, LPSTR String);

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I transcribed this for QT thus:

typedef int (*OpenDllECF) (int *ident, int porta, int veloc, char *str);

typedef int (*OpenDllECF) (int *ident, int porta, int veloc, char *str);

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one of my questions is:

Should I include "# include <windows.h>", and...

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (int *ident, int porta, int veloc, char *str);

typedef int (WINAPI  *OpenDllECF) (int *ident, int porta, int veloc, char *str);

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this is correct?

[wysota]

The function has its types determined. You can't change them regardless of the environment you are using that function in - you have to use the same data types, so in your case BYTE*, int, int, LPSTR. BYTE* is probably a typedef to uchar* or short* and LPSTR is probably a typedef to const char* but it might depends on the architecture so I'd stick with BYTE and LPSTR.

And please don't start multiple threads on the same subject.

http://www.qtcentre.org/forum/f-newb...hed-26285.html

[josecarlosmissias]

Ok, solved.