[Dev-C++] Compiling dll for several languages

[Philip B. <phi...@pb...>]

Hi everyone,

I'm having some issues while trying to compile a dll in Dev-C++ with the =
stdcall calling convention. I want all my functions to export only as =
stdcall, without the @4, @8 and what not after them. What do I set on =
the command line, and do I need a def file at all? I declare my =
functions like:
extern "C" __declspec( dllexport ) int __stdcall myFunction(void);
And then in the .def file taht I have right now I do:
EXPORTS
myFunction@0
Because as far as I understood it you add 4 for each parameter that the =
function has because that's the size in bytes of a Win32 pointer.
But i'm having some issues getting it to work in other languages, =
especially when returning HANDLE which is of course void*. Can anyone =
help? I want it to be compatible with as many languages as possible.

Regards
Philip Bennefall