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DLLCall returns AutoIt3.exe error

By lrstndm, in AutoIt General Help and Support

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lrstndm
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I just started using DLL functions in autoit and I found a short tutorial about DLL calling. ( https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/93496-tutorial-on-dllcall-dllstructs/ )

I just copied some code form the examples he gave me. But when I run the code below my SciTe Editor runs for about 10 seconds and then crashes with error code:

!>11:31:16 AutoIt3.exe ended.rc:-1073741819
$SYSTEMTIME=DllStructCreate("ushort wYear;ushort wMonth;ushort wDayOfWeek;ushortwDay;ushort wHour;ushort wMinute;ushort wSecond;ushort wMilliseconds")
DllCall("Kernel32.dll","none","GetSystemTime","ptr",DllStructGetPtr($SYSTEMTIME))
MsgBox(0,"Currenttime:",DllStructGetData($SYSTEMTIME,"wHour")&":"&DllStructGetData($SYSTEMTIME,"wMinute"))

Is there something wrong with the code? Or is it a bug in the SciTe Editor?
I also read something about the "cdecl" calling method. Has this something to do with it? When do I need to use it? And how can I know this when to use?

Also some information about my SciTe version etc.

SciTe version: 3.4.1
Architecture: X64
OSBuild: 7601
SP: Service Pack 1
OS Type: WIN32_NT
OS Verison: WIN_7

Regards,

lrstndm

Edited by lrstndm

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JohnOne    1,589

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Looks like a typo.

$SYSTEMTIME=DllStructCreate("ushort wYear;ushort wMonth;ushort wDayOfWeek;ushort wDay;ushort wHour;ushort wMinute;ushort wSecond;ushort wMilliseconds")
DllCall("Kernel32.dll","none","GetSystemTime","ptr",DllStructGetPtr($SYSTEMTIME))
MsgBox(0,"Currenttime:",DllStructGetData($SYSTEMTIME,"wHour")&":"&DllStructGetData($SYSTEMTIME,"wMinute"))

 

Note: ushort wDay

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Yes it is, thank you

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