Add section to DllCall post #17
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How is this? Is it readable enough, or should I separate the ternary operations into separate lines? |
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No, it's fine. One more thing might be: 64bit, especially the LoadLibrary / GetProcAddress return types (needs to be |
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I separated the type selection out since it did make it a bit easier to read. |
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Besides the above comment, are you ready for merge? |
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Nice catch. Yes, I'm ready for merge. |
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When DLLs export variables directly, there's what seems to be an obscure way to read and modify these values: GetProcAddress(). Lexikos' answer gave me this technique, and I think it would be best to share this knowledge in a more widespread way.