cgchris99
September 12th, 2002, 08:16 AM
I have a small app that was written in vb6 that calls a DLL that was written in C. I am having trouble even getting the new vb.net app to compile, let alone run properly.
Here is the declaration in the 'C' source (I didn't write the 'C' dll)
extern __declspec( dllexport ) long WINAPI IS_XferImage(HWND hWnd, BYTE *data, size_t dlen);
Here is what I did in vb.net to declare the call
Declare Function IS_XferImage Lib "CogISCtl" Alias "_IS_XferImage@12" _
(ByVal hWnd As Integer, ByRef data As Byte, ByVal dlen As Short) As Integer
One of the problem I am having is getting the hWnd of the picturebox and passing it to this function.
So I tried this
myStatus = IS_XferImage(picture1.Handle.ToInt32, myData(myPos), maxLen)
If I just use Picture1.Handle, I get an error. It says value of type "system pointer" cannot be converted to an integer
Thanks for any advice
Here is the declaration in the 'C' source (I didn't write the 'C' dll)
extern __declspec( dllexport ) long WINAPI IS_XferImage(HWND hWnd, BYTE *data, size_t dlen);
Here is what I did in vb.net to declare the call
Declare Function IS_XferImage Lib "CogISCtl" Alias "_IS_XferImage@12" _
(ByVal hWnd As Integer, ByRef data As Byte, ByVal dlen As Short) As Integer
One of the problem I am having is getting the hWnd of the picturebox and passing it to this function.
So I tried this
myStatus = IS_XferImage(picture1.Handle.ToInt32, myData(myPos), maxLen)
If I just use Picture1.Handle, I get an error. It says value of type "system pointer" cannot be converted to an integer
Thanks for any advice