Jonathan Worthington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I currently have a file named win32.pasm containing the following:-
> saveall
> loadlib P1, 'user32'
> dlfunc P2, P1, 'MessageBoxA', 'llttl'
> store_global 'MessageBox', P2
> # MANY MORE LINES LIKE THIS
> restoreall
> I compile that file to a .pbc file, which works out OK. In then have an imc
> file that starts like this:-
> .sub _MAIN
> # Load Win32 library.
> load_bytecode "win32.pbc"
> # Look up MessageBox function.
> find_global $P1, "MessageBox"
> Executing that results in the following error:-
> Global 'MessageBox' not found
> in file '(unknown file)' near line -1
The loaded byte code isn't executed. Its not like .include "win32.pasm".
We don't have automagic _init or _load functions yet, but finally it
could be:
.pcc_sub _init:
loadlib P16, 'user32'
dlfunc P17, P16, ...
store_global ... P17
...
invoke P1
That is after load_bytecode C<_init> is invoked, if its present in the
loaded file.
For now, you have to call such initialisation manually. That is above
init code and:
load_bytecode ...
find_global P0, "_init"
pushtopp
invokecc
poptopp
leo
