Re: [Re: Importing overridden functions]

Yes, "overloaded" is the proper term, I just mix them all up from time to=

time. Thank you. And I was afraid of the mangled names. Thanks for the he=
lp.

Jeff

"Conrad Weyns" <weyns_at_online.no> wrote:

> void Add(double x1,double x2,double &ret);
> void Add(int x1,int x2,int &ret);

I expect you mean overloaded. If you have exported the functions as c++
functions and not wrapped them in extern "C" blocks, they will have a
mangled name (return type and parameter types are coded in the name). You=

will need to find their corresponding mangled name.

regards,
Conrad Weyns.

jma_at_mfire.com
http://www.simforth.com

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