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Hi all,
could anybody give me an example of code in C++ of function declared like following. DECLARE EXTERNAL FUNCTION Translate CSTRING(100), CSTRING(100), CSTRING(100) RETURNS CSTRING(100) FREE_IT ENTRY_POINT 'Translate' MODULE_NAME 'Utils'; How does the declaration look like in C++. I have a problem that if I call the function I get an error. fmSQLEditor.Query: Invalid token. invalid request BLR at offset 63. function TRANSLATE is not defined. module name or entrypoint could not be found. Thanks. |
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any error when change
from 'Translate' to 'TRANSLATE'? ![]() |
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there is one udf library written in c++ on sf.net
http://rfunc.sourceforge.net/ |
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