Dllcall problem @error = 1

[FacePalmMan]

Da ich einen Videostream in AutoIt möglich machen will in dem man nicht einzelne Frames verschickt, sondern echtes Video, habe ich sehr lange nach einer Methode gesucht einen Videostream zu erstellen. Als ich aber die Methode gefunden habe einen Videostream zu erstellen und ihn beim Schließen zu speichern, dachte ich mir: Wieso nicht einfach zwischenspeichern und die hinzugekommenen/geänderten Bytes zum Empfänger senden?
Tja. Ich bin nicht so der DllCall Experte da ich nicht so der C++ Profi bin, und in C# auch erst recht neu bin, habe ich etwas gebraucht bis ich den DllCall erstmal mit den richtigen Parametern & Datentypen vollständig hatte.
Aber da die AVI Datei nicht zwischendurch gespeichert wurde habe ich eine MsgBox ans Ende der Funktion gepackt, damit ich sehen kann was zurückgegeben wird.
Resultat: @error = 1, der Rest 0
Die AutoIt Hilfe sagt natürlich: @error 1 = unable to use the DLL file
Aber das Problem ist: Die DllCalls rufen ALLE die selbe DLL auf. D.h sowohl die Funktion die ich einfügen will, als auch die um den Stream zu erstellen und zu schließen.

Also was denkt ihr ist da falsch?

Downloadlink zu den Dateien (Problematische Funktion: AVISave):

[elmarcia]

Hi, there have u tried turning it off and on?.
So the other functions of the dll are working fine?, then are u sure u have to use stdcall method instead of cdecl.
I'm sorry don't speak german :c. I'm also afraid that i looked at your code and looks complicated, keep it up you will solve it soon!

[FacePalmMan]

Originally Posted by elmarcia

Hi, there have u tried turning it off and on?.
So the other functions of the dll are working fine?, then are u sure u have to use stdcall method instead of cdecl.
I'm sorry don't speak german :c. I'm also afraid that i looked at your code and looks complicated, keep it up you will solve it soon!

I tried it too, but the @error is still 1

[elmarcia]

Mmm, maybe its a problem with the dll, if its a x64 dll then u can't run it with scite, you should first compile the script x64 then run it, that worked for me with a test i made...

[FacePalmMan]

Originally Posted by elmarcia

Mmm, maybe its a problem with the dll, if its a x64 dll then u can't run it with scite, you should first compile the script x64 then run it, that worked for me with a test i made...

Its a x86 dll, and my OS runs on 32 bit.

[elmarcia]

Alright, u should:
1º-> Have u checked with pe explorer or something if your dll is exporting AVISave, maybe u missed it in your def file.
2º-> Check that every parameter that u are using is the equivalent to autoit.
3º-> Use a debugger to find out what it is happening with those parameters, (ollydbg should work) setting a breakpoint in AVISave call.
4º-> if still don't get it. Is autoit the best language for your project?. Translating those functions to C++ won't be so hard.
(if olly isn't working try using some plugins since autoit will check for debuggers)

Good Luck and Have fun doing your research!

[FacePalmMan]

Originally Posted by elmarcia

Alright, u should:
1º-> Have u checked with pe explorer or something if your dll is exporting AVISave, maybe u missed it in your def file.
2º-> Check that every parameter that u are using is the equivalent to autoit.
3º-> Use a debugger to find out what it is happening with those parameters, (ollydbg should work) setting a breakpoint in AVISave call.
4º-> if still don't get it. Is autoit the best language for your project?. Translating those functions to C++ won't be so hard.
(if olly isn't working try using some plugins since autoit will check for debuggers)

Good Luck and Have fun doing your research!

The thing is that I want to show the world that you can do videostreaming using autoit.
To your other arguments: @error 1 means that the file can't be used. That means: the parameters don't have anything to do with it. Only the ":cdecl" could also cause this error, but it isn't because I tried it too.

[elmarcia]

Find the solution i think looking again at your code->

$ret = DllCall($Avi32_Dll, "long", "AVISave", "str", $sFilename, "none", 0, "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($Emptycallback), "int", 1, "ptr", $Avi_Handle[1], "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($asi))

-none no value (only valid for return type - equivalent to void in C)
Why the hell u put none there :c

[YatoDev]

hatte das problem auch mal in autoit das eine dll mit den autoit funktionen nicht ansprechbar war.
Meine lösung:

PHP Code:

;Example of using DllCallAddress
Func _CallFunction($pointer, $returntype)
    Local $hResult = DllCallAddress($returntype, $pointer, "int",0,"int",0,"int",@DesktopWidth,"int",@DesktopHeight,"str",@DesktopDir & "\imgsrc.bmp")
    If Not IsArray($hResult) Then Return False
    Return $hResult[0]
EndFunc

;Gets the address of the fucntion. param1 = module handle param2 = "Function"
Func _GetFunctionPointer($hDll, $name)
    Local $hOpen = DllOpen("kernel32.dll")
    $hResult = DllCall($hOpen, "DWORD", "GetProcAddress", "HANDLE", $hDll, "STR", $name)
    DllClose($hOpen)
    If $hResult[0] = null Then Return False
    Return $hResult[0]
EndFunc

;Returns the module handle
Func _LoadLibrary($path)
    Local $hOpen = DllOpen("Kernel32.dll")
    $hResult = DllCall($hOpen, "HANDLE","LoadLibrary", "STR", $path)
    DllClose($hOpen)
    If $hResult[0] = Null Then Return False
    Return $hResult[0]
EndFunc

;closes the module
Func _FreeLibrary($hModule)
    Local $hOpen = DllOpen("Kernel32.dll")
    $hResult = DllCall($hOpen, "BOOL","FreeLibrary", "HANDLE", $hModule)
    DllClose($hResult)
    If $hResult[0] = 0 Then Return False
    Return True
EndFunc 


#Edit:
Für DllCallAddress gibts auch api funktionen falls autoit nicht will
#Edit2:
Bei dem beispiel funktionsaufruf handelte es sich um eine von mir geschriebene IMG search dll die leider doch keinen geschwindigkeitsvorteil brachte dank autoshit^^
Edit3:
Wohl zu früh am morgen...
Die mühe mit den return hab ich mir gemacht um autoshit beizubringen True als sting auszugeben und keine 1. Ich hasse den autoit variant