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Re: .Net Question, How to reference a dll with different names
02/03/07 10:08 AM
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> Thanks for the help and reply. I think I get what you are saying in the first
> example,
> but if you get a chance some example code would help me get it to click.
I'll dig some out next week.
> Do you have
> any
> standard you follow for naming the two functions?
Normally I append CF to the end of the name of the compact framework version & DT to the end of the desktop one. The delegate or wrapper function gets the name of the function, so looking at it you think it's just C/C++.
> I have no experience with and I'll have to check if I can use a delegate, but I've
> put it
> on my list of things to read up on.
delegate's are the equivalent of function pointers from C. You call them in the same way as a function, but you can point it at whatever you want. I'll try to dig out a simple example. You can also now pass them to unmanaged dll's as callbacks/function pointers, you've always had the ability on the desktop but compact framework 1 didn't let you do it. I recently wrote a managed wrapper around stone street one's bluetopia bluetooth stack, which heavily relies on callbacks. That waa quite fun.
smf
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