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From: Jan-Jaap van der Heijden
Subject: Asmname Directive
Date: 21 Oct 1996, 12:38:32
On Sun, 20 Oct 96 22:30:09 -0400,
Kevin A. Foss <kfoss@atlsysnet.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am having trouble getting gpc to call external function names the way I
>would like. According to builtin.texi, there is a directive called 'Asmname'
>which should allow for case sensitive function names.
>
>However when I declare:
>
>function WinInitialize(fsoptions : u_long) : u_long; Asmname;
>[u_long is a type defined elsewhere]
>
>gpc responds with a parse error on the line. What is the correct format for
>using the 'Asmname' directive? -- I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere else
>in the docs.
>
>Using C or EXTERN in place of Asmname it produces calls to _wininitialize or
>_Wininitialize, neither of which I want.
>
You must give asmname an argument -- the name you would like to have in the
object code. So, if you would like to have '_MyMixedCaseName', you do:
function MyMixedCaseName: integer; asmname 'MyMixedCaseName';
It also allows this:
function MyOtherName: integer; asmname 'MyMixedCaseName';
Hope this helps,
JanJaap
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