Re: {OSLO-Talk} DLL linking

[DC Howards]

Try the "bin" folder for your (2) question...

From OSLO help  (albeit version 6.4.6) :

After the DLL source code is written, it must be compiled and then linked

with oslodll.o(bj) and any other runtime libraries required by the DLL. The

sample makefiles can be used as templates for your own makefiles. The

resulting DLL should be placed in the bin subdirectory of either OSROOT (the

OSLO installation directory) or OSDATA (the user's private directory).

On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 12:34 PM, GaryH <glher...@gmail.com> wrote:

I would like to add a function to OSLO by DLL file. I think I have the code written properly (OSLO help is pretty good here). But I am having trouble adding the DLL to OSLO. I am using the tcc (tiny C Compiler) for compiling and generating the DLL. Then I copy this DLL to the OSLO root folder (I think). This is the folder where the example DLL's are located and also where OSLOPRM.EXE resides. On my computer the folder location is:

 

C:\Program Files (x86)\Lambda Research Corporation\OSLO65 Premium

 

My questions are:  (1) has anyone use the TCC compiler for linking DLLs into OSLO. (2) Am I copying my custom DLL to the proper location? (3) Am I missing any other steps? (4) Any other written help anywhere that I can go to?

 

Thanks!!

Gary

 

 

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