Subject | Re: UDF assistance |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2008-12-01T22:57:51Z |
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Hope" <paulhope@...> wrote:
Maybe. The function is explicitly exported in the dpr, and I do use
cdecl for the calling convention for *MY* functions, but it has not
escaped me that the isc_decode_timestamp and isc_encode_timestamp are
declared using stdcall. I thought this a mistake, but then I noticed
that FreeAdHocUDF does pretty much the same thing.
Adam
>declarations end
> Hi Adam
>
> Cant pretend to know what it all means but my udf procedure
> in 'cdecl; export;'Hello Paul,
> could there be something there?
Maybe. The function is explicitly exported in the dpr, and I do use
cdecl for the calling convention for *MY* functions, but it has not
escaped me that the isc_decode_timestamp and isc_encode_timestamp are
declared using stdcall. I thought this a mistake, but then I noticed
that FreeAdHocUDF does pretty much the same thing.
Adam