Honestly, this is not specifically related to Source SDK. But, I need help, and desperate... Sorry...
I am trying to export/import global variables in a Windows Env. (Visual Studio 2010 Pro Ed)
I wrote the below code, which I think is correct. However, the value is not mirrored correctly to the EXE.
Furthermore, I am using a Game Mod, where the DLLs are located in a different folder than the EXE. So, I would like someone to tell me how to correctly type in the "Additional Dependency" option.
Last, I would like to know the correct syntax of this if I would port my code to Linux.
The code:
//DLL side
#define __ZG_DLLEXPORT__ __declspec(dllexport)
__ZG_DLLEXPORT__ int xyzzyx = -1;
void smFunc()
{
if( xyzzyx < 10000 )
{
xyzzyx += 4;
}
}
/-----------------/
//Exe Side
#define __ZG_DLLIMPORT__ __declspec(dllimport)
__ZG_DLLIMPORT__ int xyzzyx;
int XXXXX = 0; int IIII = 9;
void funcX()
{
XXXXX = xyzzyx;
if( XXXXX > 100 )
{
fp = fopen("SOMETHING.txt", "a");
if( fp != NULL )
{
fprintf(fp, "%d", XXXXX );
fprintf(fp, "\n" );
}
fclose(fp);
}
}
/---output---/ you can ignore the Additional Dependency, because I am not familiar with the proper syntax.
//Additional Dependency: Mod folder, which contains *.lib and *.dll files:
//The value of xyzzyx is always -1,
//Additional Dependency: Exe folder, the program crashes saying DLL is corrupt.
Edited by coffeenet, 15 December 2011 - 10:19 PM.
Answered
