sany1984 10 Posted February 23, 2016 Hello Guys from Bohemia, I'am a C++ Developer in Borland C++, and i use this daily for programming. Now i have a Problem, with your implementation for the RVExtension, the RVExtension is Mangled to _RVExtension@12, and this Name comes only from VC++, and this is bad. Give it a Chance to fix the flawless of the Arma3server, to unmangle the RVExtension DLL Name to _RVExtension or only to RVExtension? This makes it very easy for other Compilers, and Developers there want to Develop new Arma3 Extensions. Thats a Big Wish from me, when you can change this in the next Fixes... or what is your statement for unmangle the RVExtension names for other compilers like Borland C++ etc.. ? Thanks and regards, Sany. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Neviothr 102 Posted March 4, 2016 https://github.com/intercept/intercept Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Freghar 73 Posted March 5, 2016 Hello Guys from Bohemia, I'am a C++ Developer in Borland C++, and i use this daily for programming. Now i have a Problem, with your implementation for the RVExtension, the RVExtension is Mangled to _RVExtension@12, and this Name comes only from VC++, and this is bad. Give it a Chance to fix the flawless of the Arma3server, to unmangle the RVExtension DLL Name to _RVExtension or only to RVExtension? This makes it very easy for other Compilers, and Developers there want to Develop new Arma3 Extensions. Thats a Big Wish from me, when you can change this in the next Fixes... or what is your statement for unmangle the RVExtension names for other compilers like Borland C++ etc.. ? Thanks and regards, Sany. Are you sure you know what you want? The @12 is a "standard" (commonly used on Windows) C symbol decorator, nr. of bytes used as arguments (3*4=12). Even the GNU GCC uses it when building code for Windows (mingw). The same thing is AFAIK used by Borland. For C++, this would be much bigger (compiler-specific) mess due to fuctions with the same name, namespaces, etc., which is why you use the extern "C" thing. If you're 100% sure Boland C++ doesn't add the decorator, there will probably be a #pragma for it to rename the symbol manually. See https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Extensions . https://github.com/intercept/interceptUnfortunately not for everyone (no Linux support as far as I can tell). Nice experiment, though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
