Re: [Dev-C++] @ symbol at the end of function names?
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From: <or...@vp...> - 2003-09-09 05:26:11
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P.D. van Zelst wrote: > The @ symbol in .def files has nothing to do with name mangling, stack > sizes, or whatever. They're ordinal numbers you can optionally give to > the functions you export from the DLL. Don't know the exact use of those > though.... never had to look it up, I just always put them in there out > of habit :) Are you sure? I thought it was stack size. Somehow, I think it is stack size, as if a funcion takes 1 int, then the number is 4, if takes 2 ints, then the number is 8, if 3 ints, it is 12. That looks like a pattern for sure. -- Greetings, Balázs |