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reply bob <bob_d_bob gmail.com> writes:
im trying to convert my code from c to d and i have a question, how would i
convert this line

void notify ( struct dev_notify * );

thank you in advance
Jan 27 2009
parent reply bob <bob_d_bob gmail.com> writes:
sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:

int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, IN int
namelen );

bob Wrote:


 im trying to convert my code from c to d and i have a question, how would i
convert this line
 
 void notify ( struct dev_notify * );
 
 thank you in advance
Jan 27 2009
parent reply BCS <ao pathlink.com> writes:
Reply to bob,


 sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:
 
 int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, 




 
 bob Wrote:
 



step 1 would be get the output from the preprocessor and take a look at it. 
I'm guessing that PASCAL, FAR and IN are macros

step 0 is try htod:   http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htod.html
Jan 27 2009
parent reply BLS <windevguy hotmail.de> writes:
BCS wrote:

 Reply to bob,
 

 sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:

 int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, 




 bob Wrote:



 step 1 would be get the output from the preprocessor and take a look at 
 it. I'm guessing that PASCAL, FAR and IN are macros
 
 step 0 is try htod:   http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htod.html
 
 



I think
int PASCAL FAR mycnt()
becomes :
extern (Pascal) int mycnt()

The FAR* thingy seems to be a 16 bit relict...

Guess the IN is not nessesary in D..., not sure though

Bjoern
Jan 28 2009
parent reply bob <blah blah.com> writes:
do IN become in maybe?

BLS Wrote:


 BCS wrote:

 Reply to bob,
 

 sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:

 int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, 




 bob Wrote:



 step 1 would be get the output from the preprocessor and take a look at 
 it. I'm guessing that PASCAL, FAR and IN are macros
 
 step 0 is try htod:   http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htod.html
 
 



 I think
 int PASCAL FAR mycnt()
 becomes :
 extern (Pascal) int mycnt()
 
 The FAR* thingy seems to be a 16 bit relict...
 
 Guess the IN is not nessesary in D..., not sure though
 
 Bjoern
Jan 28 2009
parent reply Daniel Keep <daniel.keep.lists gmail.com> writes:
bob wrote:

 do IN become in maybe?
 
 BLS Wrote:
 

 BCS wrote:

 Reply to bob,


 sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:

 int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, 




 bob Wrote:



 it. I'm guessing that PASCAL, FAR and IN are macros

 step 0 is try htod:   http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htod.html



 int PASCAL FAR mycnt()
 becomes :
 extern (Pascal) int mycnt()

 The FAR* thingy seems to be a 16 bit relict...

 Guess the IN is not nessesary in D..., not sure though

 Bjoern






"in" means "pass argument by value," and is the default for arguments.

Also, I believe that PASCAL is the same as the Windows cc, so my guess
at the conversion would be:

For D 1.x:

extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, sockaddr* name, int namelen );

For D 2.x:

extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, const sockaddr* name, int namelen );

Note that you'd have to supply definitions of SOCKET and sockaddr.

  -- Daniel
Jan 28 2009
parent reply BLS <windevguy hotmail.de> writes:
Daniel Keep wrote:

 
 bob wrote:

 do IN become in maybe?

 BLS Wrote:


 BCS wrote:

 Reply to bob,


 sorry i copy wrong line. how do i do this line:

 int PASCAL FAR mycnt ( IN SOCKET s, IN const struct sockaddr FAR *name, 




 bob Wrote:



 it. I'm guessing that PASCAL, FAR and IN are macros

 step 0 is try htod:   http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htod.html



 int PASCAL FAR mycnt()
 becomes :
 extern (Pascal) int mycnt()

 The FAR* thingy seems to be a 16 bit relict...

 Guess the IN is not nessesary in D..., not sure though

 Bjoern






 "in" means "pass argument by value," and is the default for arguments.
 
 Also, I believe that PASCAL is the same as the Windows cc, so my guess
 at the conversion would be:
 
 For D 1.x:
 
 extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, sockaddr* name, int namelen );
 
 For D 2.x:
 
 extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, const sockaddr* name, int namelen );
 
 Note that you'd have to supply definitions of SOCKET and sockaddr.
 
   -- Daniel



I am pretty sure that PASCAL means  __pascal

so the D1 translation is :
extern (Pascal) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, sockaddr* name, int namelen );

See :http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htomodule.html  at the bottom

Bjoern
Jan 28 2009
parent Daniel Keep <daniel.keep.lists gmail.com> writes:
BLS wrote:

 Daniel Keep wrote:

 [snip]

 Also, I believe that PASCAL is the same as the Windows cc, so my guess
 at the conversion would be:

 For D 1.x:

 extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, sockaddr* name, int namelen );

 For D 2.x:

 extern(Windows) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, const sockaddr* name, int
 namelen );

 Note that you'd have to supply definitions of SOCKET and sockaddr.

   -- Daniel



 I am pretty sure that PASCAL means  __pascal
 
 so the D1 translation is :
 extern (Pascal) int mycnt ( SOCKET s, sockaddr* name, int namelen );
 
 See :http://www.digitalmars.com/d/1.0/htomodule.html  at the bottom
 
 Bjoern



Aah yes; I didn't realise Pascal was defined; I thought it was limited
to C, D, Windows and System for D1, adding C++ for D2.

  -- Daniel
Jan 28 2009