MaxDinosaur

This is probably the worst thing I've ever tried to do, but I'm going to attempt to try to do it anyway.

I have a whole bunch of C functions that I wrote for a project at one point. Well, since I'm now attempting to do this graphically, is there a way to call these functions from Delphi, without needing to rewrite them.

Now I'm assuming that there is, but there are a few problems with the functions: The first is, they all return a value of some sort (I'm pretty sure all integers). But more importantly, they all accept 2 values (eventually all 1-2 integers, and a string [or char[] or char * as needed]).

Is there actually a way to call these functions (possibly by compiling the C code into another form...maybe?)? Or should I go ahead and rewrite all of them (just around 90-100).

Ooble

I think the best way is to compile the C functions into a DLL (Dynamic Link Library) - then you should be able to call the functions from the DLL in your Delphi project. MSDN will help you with making the DLL, but unfortunately I don't know nearly enough Delphi to help you with the second part.

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