How about a little pseudo-compiler than can take a header file, suck
out all the constants, and write declares for the functions? To get
the right library, it would plow through DLLs in a folder. That way,
these things would be header file oriented rather than library
oriented and we could apply it to other kits that come along. I'd
help.
I've thought about this approach, but after having seen the Windows
header files, I don't feel like writing a C compiler just to spit out
RB declares (which is effectively what we would need to do). I mean..
they use BIT FIELDS in some of their structures. I've never seen that
anywhere. Ever.
It'd just be easier to do a straight port...
~Aaron
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