Hi Marek,
I mean all the .dlls I know (besides Harbour), provide one
such .dll (the most obvious example being Windows .dlls, but
I could cite all the external tools contribs use) and I can
use them equally well with all compilers and programming
languages.
Really ? Even those which are pure C++ ? Any example of such a dll
I'm not talking about pure C++, since Harbour is pure _C_, so we
don't have to deal with pure C++, only C code compiled in C++
mode, which is different.
So do you know about any dll compiled with Borland which is
part of a system directory and is used by other compilers ?
I don't know of any .dlls I use, what was the compiler used
to generate them, nor do I care as far as I can use them with
provided .lib files (or if these are not available I can
create my own .lib files for them).
If BCC is not applicable to produce a standard calling
convention and a standard name mangling, we might not use
it a Harbour .dll binary package.
Brgds,
Viktor
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