Ruslan,
At 6:31 PM +0200 12/25/01, Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
>Then For windows it may be better use VCOM instead of VXCMD.
>
>Yes exists Windows version of VXCMD DLL.
To start, I would like to go ahead and try the VXCMD. That will
enable Valentina to be used in the Windows Lisp environment just by
porting the dispatch external function.
I have my first stab at this complete with LispWorks on Windows. But
I'm not having any luck determining what entry point I should call in
the DLL. I looked at the DLL with SystemView.exe. I did not see
anything like "dispatch" or "valentina". The only entry point that
seemed to deal with XCMD was "getXtable".
A question: In the XCMD command block on Windows, are the "Handle"
items truly like Mac handles (that is, a pointer to a pointer)? Or
are they simply string pointers?
Thanks,
John DeSoi, Ph.D.
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