Okay I guess some of you know me from the UHF memory tables I produce.
Well I'm thinking its time for a change to the the open tables as their a bit problem due to the nature of their openness;
so what I want to try next is a open language dll(dynamic linked library) that all the developers can use in any language,
including the scripted ones.
So to begin with I'm posting a very simple dll that you pass the window handle of a running co2 client to and it returns the Level or XP(works for 5018/5019 only).
For vb6 the prototypes look like this, but it should be be easily convertible to any language:-
Public Declare Function XP Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function LV Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Error Return Codes:-
-999 = Bad Win Handle
-998 = Bad Read address(internal error)
-997 = Bad return number conversion
The reason I'm posting this here in the discussion thread is because I want as many developers to play with this test as possible and hopefully the feedback from people will help me shape a good working end result for everyone.
If people don't get involved then I will just do what I want and perhaps some developers will get left out in the cold,
so this is your chance to put in your 2 cents worth guys.
Well I'm thinking its time for a change to the the open tables as their a bit problem due to the nature of their openness;
so what I want to try next is a open language dll(dynamic linked library) that all the developers can use in any language,
including the scripted ones.
So to begin with I'm posting a very simple dll that you pass the window handle of a running co2 client to and it returns the Level or XP(works for 5018/5019 only).
For vb6 the prototypes look like this, but it should be be easily convertible to any language:-
Public Declare Function XP Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Public Declare Function LV Lib "UHFco2mem.dll" (WH As Long) As Long
Error Return Codes:-
-999 = Bad Win Handle
-998 = Bad Read address(internal error)
-997 = Bad return number conversion
The reason I'm posting this here in the discussion thread is because I want as many developers to play with this test as possible and hopefully the feedback from people will help me shape a good working end result for everyone.
If people don't get involved then I will just do what I want and perhaps some developers will get left out in the cold,
so this is your chance to put in your 2 cents worth guys.
