Ok, I solved the problem by calling GlobalMemoryStatus() inside the DLL and
then using references to the PHP variables... Some things I noticed during
this playing:
- It seems like this code doesn't set the values of $a:
$a=$api->InitType("MEMORYSTATUS");
$api->GlobalMemoryStatus($a);
or php doesn't pass the object on next time, 'cause inside the DLL all
values of it was 0 when I passed it as arg... Could also possibly be the
fact that I didn't have any free memory, but that seems little wierd as I
tried more than one time...
- It crashed as soon as I passed 4 arguments or more... Could be my bad
coding though... But the same code worked with only two arguments... The
four arguments were "long &a1,long &a2,long &a3,long &a4" and inside the
function they were assigned values from my MEMORYSTATUS variable... Testing
two at a time worked like I said...
I was wondering, who is the coder(s) of this extension? Does anybody know?
// DvDmanDT
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