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@Salem: i always include headers because compiler says, "missing prototype for x()" so i can't forget it :)

Just for the record... i'm usually using "int main()"... this was just a quick example i was writing.

I have looked at the first one (casting malloc) and could only conclude that it's OK since i included the "stdlib" header (you said it yourself in there :D).

I couldn't find the second one (void...

@Salem: OK, i will. Thank you :)

Omg, i'm so embarrassed right now. Thank you. Resolved.

When i run this, it craches. Does anyone see the problem?
#include <stdlib.h>

struct employee{
int id;
struct employee *next;
};

void add(struct employee **my_struct,int id){
struct...

How does that work?
dumpbin /EXPORTs "example.dll";?? And where do i put it? Can you write an example for me?

Thank you...

@Salem: Yes. It can create and compile DLL projects. I enter the code (the example function from post #1), compile (it compiles) and then i have this 'Entry Point' problem.

@Magos: this doesn't...

Sorry for bumping, but, any1??

Empty project.How should i go about this? Like instead of main()?C (Pelles C 4.0.5).What exactly do you mean with 'dumpbin /exports'?

Is there an example on a simple DLL? I have searched your...

Hello!

I'm trying to create a DLL. This is my code:
//just an example function...

int someFunction(int i){
return i;
}... but here's a problem that i already run into before but never...

Thank you again dwk! ;)

I understood that, but cannot make it work. I have tried "r+" and "a+" but nothing happened. I have made it work with 2 flows ("r" and "w").

This was actually for LaTeX (if you're familiar)... i...

Thank you dwks! How stupid of me... all i needed was 2 FILE flows.

This is what i'm using:


int myChar;
FILE *myFlow;
myFlow=fopen("test.txt","w");
while((myChar=getc(myFlow))!=EOF){
myChar='a'; //for example, i would like to rewrite every character...

Nothing happens... 'c' stays 'c'... even if i use a standard character (for example 'a'). It's not writing into the file. Where am i going wrong?

It's working. myChar=232... However, there's a new problem. I have declared myFlow like this:


FILE *myFlow;
myFlow=fopen("test.txt","r");

//and when i use putc, nothing happens
...

Hello! I was wondering how to define a foreign character? Is there some escape character for that? For example: i'm looping through my file, and when some character equals 'c', i would like to write...