> Peter Vreman said: > > (not methods) declared with cdecl it'll be possible. > > Do you mean possible to link the C++ to a pascal unit, or vice-versa? > > As far as linking the C++ into a pascal unit goes, I could possibly manage > to write a wrapper library (in C++)
(in plain C) > where I could maybe make a struct for the data and pass it to all of the > functions, and then link them all into pascal with the cdecl stuff, and > then maybe even make a pascal object that's a wrapper for those things, > but it just sounds like it would get uglier and uglier as we go... The > general answer of "it's not possible" is acceptable to me. > Maybe we can go the other way, though? Maybe I can make a unit full of > objects in pascal, and then link that to C++ programs. Would that be > possible without having to put wrappers over wrappers, or am I pretty much > stuck maintaining the library in both C++ and Pascal if I want it in both? Gives same problem. Object models are simply not the same. It's not just C++ vs Pascal, but e.g. the same problem between two C++ compilers or between FPC and Delphi. _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
