shark wrote:
> but i wouldn't like to use windows exe files.
A DLL is a windows executable file. The file formats of .exe
and .dll are the very same.
Wolfgang Draxinger
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This is a discussion on using windows dll in linux gcc application - Linux ; I would like to use a windows dll in my gcc application on Linux. I haven't source code of the windows dll. Does exist some tool that allows me to do that? A possible solution can lauch wine with an ...
I would like to use a windows dll in my gcc application on Linux.
I haven't source code of the windows dll.
Does exist some tool that allows me to do that?
A possible solution can lauch wine with an executable that load the dll.
Example code: system("wine myexe.exe funcname param1 param2 param3 >
returnparams.txt");
but i wouldn't like to use windows exe files.
Thanks
shark wrote:
> but i wouldn't like to use windows exe files.
A DLL is a windows executable file. The file formats of .exe
and .dll are the very same.
Wolfgang Draxinger
--
E-Mail address works, Jabber: hexarith@jabber.org, ICQ: 134682867
shark wrote:
> I would like to use a windows dll in my gcc application on Linux.
> I haven't source code of the windows dll.
> Does exist some tool that allows me to do that?
Tool - I'm not sure, but:
- mplayer, xine and probably some others can load win32 codec DLLs
- Wine also includes code to load DLLs
so you only need to look at their source and be on the right CPU
architecture.
Uli