Subj : Re: C++ and C libraries
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : BEC Entwicklung
Date : Tue Apr 27 2004 11:03 am

Use the keyword __cdecl to define a c-function in a cpp-file.
In cpp the compiler genarate name extensions to seperate class
and global functions.
If you define an function TestFunc the compilernames shows
   c   - _TestFunc
   cpp - _TestFunc@anythink
The same while import a function. If you define the imported function
(in the library header) instead of "_extern void TextFunc(void);" with
"_extern void __cdecl TestFunc(void);"
it will work.

Best reagrds

Micha

> But my real application is written in C++, and has all the source files
..cpp
> Is there a solution ? Is it possible in BC++4.0 to change some option and
> let it link .c and .cpp files ?
> Thanks in advance
> Luigi Fonti

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