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See Puzzle 25, ''Universal Identifiers, Part 1." |
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See Tutorial 6, "C++ Variables Meet Visual Basic," in Part III of this book. |
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See Tutorial 8, "Porting C Header Files." |
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What is a C++ "cast" operation? |
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See Puzzle 23, "There Is a Question in There Somewhere," in Part I of this book. |
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See Puzzle 6, "ICON Fix this One." |
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How do I handle C language bitfields? |
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See Tutorial 3, "A Bool and Its Bitfields Are Soon Parted," in Part III of this book. |
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How do I call a DLL function that uses the C calling convention instead of the normal stdcall calling convention? |
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See Puzzle 29, "What Do You Do When It Mega Hurts?" in Part I of this book. |
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General Questions about Parameters |
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How do I handle parameters that can be defined as more than one data type? |
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See Puzzle 6, "Icon Fix this One," in Part I of this book. |
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See Puzzle 14, "Registry Games, Part 4." |
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What do I do with API parameters marked as reserved? |
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See Puzzle 12, "Registry Games, Part 2," in Part I of this book. |
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