I'm porting into c++ from visual basic and have the concept down pretty good, but but every time I hear of a DLL, most distributors don't hand you a list of functions to use with their DLL's. This is kinda confusing at the moment. COuld someone please elaborate on how to read a library to get all of its functions? I imagine someone's made a complete function/usage list to make it easier on us. Even though I use VB alot, I haven't really gotten into DLL or including libraries into my programs. I have been creating machine code directly from my Vb apps though and have just made a gamecube compiler/decompiler reading machine code converting it all back to assembly as the original programmers wrote their files.
Your help with figuring out where to get a list of all functions for each library/DLL for libogc would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! I'm planning to port a mini OS with media players and a web browser to the Gcube. Thanks for your help.
Where do we find a list of all function in the libogc?
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Re: Where do we find a list of all function in the libogc?
Count me in as another confused guy. I must confess I did not understand a word of what you just said.
Care to clarify things a little? What are you trying to accomplish?
Care to clarify things a little? What are you trying to accomplish?
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Re: Where do we find a list of all function in the libogc?
libogc or any other devkitPro library, are not DLL's. A DLL is a Dynamic Link Library which only Windows Machines can use (but Unix and Mac have their own variants of this dynamic library, I am pretty sure.)lacquermaster wrote:I'm porting into c++ from visual basic and have the concept down pretty good, but but every time I hear of a DLL, most distributors don't hand you a list of functions to use with their DLL's. This is kinda confusing at the moment. COuld someone please elaborate on how to read a library to get all of its functions? I imagine someone's made a complete function/usage list to make it easier on us. Even though I use VB alot, I haven't really gotten into DLL or including libraries into my programs. I have been creating machine code directly from my Vb apps though and have just made a gamecube compiler/decompiler reading machine code converting it all back to assembly as the original programmers wrote their files.
Your help with figuring out where to get a list of all functions for each library/DLL for libogc would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! I'm planning to port a mini OS with media players and a web browser to the Gcube. Thanks for your help.
What libogc is, is a static library that allows C/C++ users to access the hardware functionality of the GameCube/Wii consoles. Much like Windows.h does for C++ applications that make Win32/Win64 applications.
For a documented listing of all the functions in OGC's library (not sure if it's totally up to date or not) go here:
http://libogc.devkitpro.org/
@Everyone else:
While the OP's post was a little confusing, the base question was in there for those who read hard enough. He wanted the documentation on the GameCube library, his use of Library/DLL was very liberal and that is why you got confused.
Just sayin'.
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