Re: Clean way of generalizing CDECL

Brian Hook <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.games.devel.general
Message-ID <20047814752.855235@GATEWAY>
> Most likely because you want to share many interfaces (header
> files) across platforms, therefore you want declarations to include
> "some" calling convention. 

Exactly.  

And it's necessary to specify calling conventions so that your library 
compiled with one convention is compatible with someone else's 
application that may have been built with __fastcall.

PoshLib (www.poshlib.org) tries to solve most of these problems 
cleanly and portably, which is why I'm asking about this.  I'm glad to 
find out that __attribute__((cdecl)) seems to be prefix or suffix 
friendly.

With POSH you do:

void POSH_CDECL foo( int x );

or, if you ant DLL export to work magically as well:

POSH_PUBLIC_API( void ) POSH_CDECL foo( int x );

Brian





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