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How to use the Function in "winpcap" with Autoit?

like: dllcall ("packet.dll.................)

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Oh, yes - If you want to call the DLL functions directly, use DllCall() You can also use DllOpen() if you're going to be making a lot of calls to that file. There are also a bunch of DllStruct*() functions for dealing with structures. See the beta documentation in "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Beta\AutoIt.chm" (This is different than the normal help file) or if you're using SciTE, press ALT-F1 to get the beta help file.
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Oh, yes - If you want to call the DLL functions directly, use DllCall()  You can also use DllOpen() if you're going to be making a lot of calls to that file.  There are also a bunch of DllStruct*() functions for dealing with structures.  See the beta documentation in "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Beta\AutoIt.chm" (This is different than the normal help file) or if you're using SciTE, press ALT-F1 to get the beta help file.

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Thank U First。

Could you Give me a Example about dllcall WinpCap in AutoIt?

Like Send IP Packet.

Thank u. :)

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Thank U First。

  Could you Give me a Example about dllcall WinpCap in AutoIt?

Like Send IP Packet.

 

Thank u. :)

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Show me the syntax for the function that you want to call. And show me how you might call it in another language and maybe I can help you with the translation.
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Show me the syntax for the function that you want to call.  And show me how you might call it in another language and maybe I can help you with the translation.

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Thank you Blindwig

Please Look this:

http://www.winpcap.org/docs/docs31beta4/html/index.html

Could you give me a example about anyone Function in the Document use "Dllcall"?

Thank you a lot!. :whistle:

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