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karan
2006.05.30 00:26
I am trying to call a DLL from an EA.
I am getting an error message in the EA log that I am unable to call the function in the DLL. I thought it might be a parmeter passing issue so I made a dummy function with no params: int getInt(); In the DLL this is defined as __declspec(dllexport) int __stdcall getInt() { return 1; } i am also enabling Expert Advisors and no confirmation of DLL calls. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong or point me to a possible solution? |
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Tatyana
2006.05.30 11:03
All functions exported from DLLs have to be described as 'stdcall'
(in C-language notation) in order MetaTrader to be able to call them
correctly. The Terminal uses only the 'stdcall' appearance.
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stringo
2006.05.30 11:38
What is "unable to call the function in the DLL"? |
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karan
2006.05.30 18:44
stringo wrote: Thanks. I was able to fix the problem. I had started with a DLL created using the
.NET 2005 (unmanged code in C++). Apparemtly there are some settings for the project
files that are not compatible with MQL. I did not figure out what they were. Instead,
I started with the ExpertSample project file and placed my code in it and modified
the file names. This seems to have done the trick and things are working now.What is "unable to call the function in the DLL"? |