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QB64 supports some DLL Library statements and functions. Currently the specified DLL file MUST either be in the '''Windows System folder''' (System32) or in the '''QB64 folder!''' NOTE: '''Use them at your own risk! QB64 CANNOT provide specific DLL Library information or support!''' When using unsupported DLL files use [[DECLARE LIBRARY|DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY]] and the name of an '''inactive''' library '''without''' the .DLL extension. The following statement and function routine examples have been provided by members AS IS: | QB64 supports some DLL Library statements and functions. Currently the specified DLL file MUST either be in the '''Windows System folder''' (System32) or in the '''QB64 folder!''' NOTE: '''Use them at your own risk! QB64 CANNOT provide specific DLL Library information or support!''' When using unsupported DLL files use [[DECLARE LIBRARY|DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY]] and the name of an '''inactive''' library '''without''' the .DLL extension. The following statement and function routine examples have been provided by members AS IS: | ||
{{PageExamples}} | {{PageExamples}} | ||
''Example 1:'' This example plays Midi files using the ''playmidi32.dll'' documented here: [http://libertybasicuniversity.com/lbnews/nl110/midi3.htm Liberty Basic University]. Download the following DLL file to your main QB64 folder: [https://www.qb64.org/resources/Playmidi32.dll PlayMidi32.dll] | ''Example 1:'' This example plays Midi files using the ''playmidi32.dll'' documented here: [http://libertybasicuniversity.com/lbnews/nl110/midi3.htm Liberty Basic University]. Download the following DLL file to your main QB64 folder: [https://www.qb64.org/resources/Playmidi32.dll PlayMidi32.dll] | ||
{{CodeStart}} | {{CodeStart}} | ||
{{Cl|DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY}} "playmidi32" | {{Cl|DECLARE LIBRARY|DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY}} "playmidi32" | ||
{{Cl|FUNCTION}} PlayMIDI& (filename {{Cl|AS}} {{Cl|STRING}}) | {{Cl|FUNCTION}} PlayMIDI& (filename {{Cl|AS}} {{Cl|STRING}}) | ||
{{Cl|DECLARE LIBRARY|END DECLARE}} | {{Cl|DECLARE LIBRARY|END DECLARE}} | ||
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: '''Note:''' Filename needs to be [[CHR$]](0) terminated. QB64 [[STRING]]s are passed to external libraries as pointers to first character. | : '''Note:''' Filename needs to be [[CHR$]](0) terminated. QB64 [[STRING]]s are passed to external libraries as pointers to first character. | ||
<center>'''Note: QB64 requires all DLL files to either be with the program or in the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 folder!'''</center> | |||
* [[DECLARE | {{PageSeeAlso}} | ||
* [[_OFFSET]], [[_OFFSET (function)]] {{ | * [[DECLARE LIBRARY]], [[BYVAL]] | ||
* [[C | * [[_OFFSET]], [[_OFFSET (function)]] {{Text|(lp, ptr and p names)}} | ||
* [[C Libraries]], [[Windows Libraries]] | |||
* [[Libraries#C++_Variable_Types|C++ Variable Types]] | * [[Libraries#C++_Variable_Types|C++ Variable Types]] | ||
* [[Port Access Libraries]] {{ | * [[Port Access Libraries]] {{Text|(COM or LPT)}} | ||
{{ | {{PageReferences}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:20, 19 November 2024
QB64 supports some DLL Library statements and functions. Currently the specified DLL file MUST either be in the Windows System folder (System32) or in the QB64 folder! NOTE: Use them at your own risk! QB64 CANNOT provide specific DLL Library information or support! When using unsupported DLL files use DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY and the name of an inactive library without the .DLL extension. The following statement and function routine examples have been provided by members AS IS:
Examples
Example 1: This example plays Midi files using the playmidi32.dll documented here: Liberty Basic University. Download the following DLL file to your main QB64 folder: PlayMidi32.dll
DECLARE DYNAMIC LIBRARY "playmidi32" FUNCTION PlayMIDI& (filename AS STRING) END DECLARE result = PlayMIDI(".\samples\qb64\original\ps2battl.mid" + CHR$(0)) PRINT result |
- Note: Filename needs to be CHR$(0) terminated. QB64 STRINGs are passed to external libraries as pointers to first character.
See also
- DECLARE LIBRARY, BYVAL
- _OFFSET, _OFFSET (function) (lp, ptr and p names)
- C Libraries, Windows Libraries
- C++ Variable Types
- Port Access Libraries (COM or LPT)