Dear members:
I am not familiar with Pascal, but I would like to call some C routines inside the main Pascal program, is there any way, to pass function pointers from Pascal to the C subroutines?
Thanks in Advance
Armando

You may want to convert the code for the function using the h2pas or c2pas conversion utilities that are available out there to do this.

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The C routines are inside a shared library?. Can you post the "C" code to call these routines?

Leonardo M. Ramé
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I've been experimenting with calling C routines in a library from Pascal. This seems to work:

In the Pascal source do

Procedure croutine;	cdecl; alias : '_croutine'; External;

If there is trouble finding the routines when building, you can give the location of the routines in the Pascal source file with:

{$L libcroutines.a}

When compiling, the 'lib' is automatically added to the front of the file name for the library source.

So far I have passed an SInt32 to the C routines so maybe you could pass the appropriately sized variable.

Good luck.
Ken