sojahulk

Hi, i trie to im get a pointer to a dll function to pass it as a callback function pointer to another one. i wrote following dll in visual c++ code\#include <windows.h> HINSTANCE h = 0; extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) int myDLLload(LPCWSTR lib) { if(h == 0) { h = LoadLibrary(lib); return 0; // ok } return 1; // error } extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) int myDLLgetprocaddr(const char* proc, int* addr, DWORD* err) { if(h != 0) { *addr = (int)GetProcAddress(h, proc); return *addr == 0; // ok } *err = GetLastError(); return 1; // error } extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void myDLLFree() { FreeLibrary(h); h = 0; } /code i passed the parameters for the loadlibary (lib) and getproc... (proc) as a c-string, (addr) als int32* but it doesnot work. i am not good in writing dlls at all (fortunately there are a lot of nice people in some forums that help a lot ) and i just dont know why that doesnot work. anyone has a clue? thanx martin