Re: wsprintf I64 - how to get it to include a plus sign ? Wrap-up

malxau,

>> You can do a 64-bit division with the aid of two 32-bit
>> divisions :
>
> Ouch, you're right; turns out I did that and forgot.

:-)  I have been generating source-code long enough to have that happen to 
me too.

>> Most all NTDLL functions are STDCALL.   No need to do such
>> a conversion.
>
> The problem is that Visual C++ emits function calls for
> extended arithmetic that aren't stdcall.
[snip]

Ackk...  Forgot all about that approach.  I read about it but have seldom 
encountered it.  Yep, in that case wrappers are needed.

Hmmm.  I was just thinking of directly putting the mchine-code byte-values 
of a call into the program (followed by an address), but that could be a 
clumsier solution than the calling convention translation you spoke of.

Also, is there perhaps a possibility you can override that "by register" 
calling convention ?  Using standard windows API funcions isn't really an 
un-common thing to do.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser