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Hi, I have been using AutoIT only for two days and the main reason is DllCall feature. But I have issue with procedure  which needs Byte as parameter.

 #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
 #include <Array.au3>

This works OK:

$calldata=DllCall("C:\rv.dll","none","rvgetroavg","double","-10","double","80","double","8","double","20", "double", "101325","double*","","boolean*", "")
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "rvgetroavg", _ArrayToString($calldata, @CRLF))

 

$calldata=DllCall("C:\rv.dll","none","rvgetw","double","1500","double","500","boolean", "False","double*","","double*","","boolean*", "")
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "rvgetw", _ArrayToString($calldata, @CRLF))

But procedures using "Byte" doesnt work, for example:

$calldata=DllCall("C:\rv.dll","none","rvgetdP","double","2","double","1","byte","0","byte","0", "boolean", "True","boolean","True","double*", "","boolean*", "")
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "rvgetdPnew", _ArrayToString($calldata, @CRLF))

In DLL documentation is written: rvgetdP(w,ro:double;d200,mat,enthalpic:byte; var dP: double;var chyba: boolean);stdcall;

Thank you for help.

 

 

rv.dll

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8 hours ago, btjacker said:

This works OK:

$calldata=DllCall("C:\rv.dll","none","rvgetroavg","double","-10","double","80","double","8","double","20", "double", "101325","double*","","boolean*", "")
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "rvgetroavg", _ArrayToString($calldata, @CRLF))

 

$calldata=DllCall("C:\rv.dll","none","rvgetw","double","1500","double","500","boolean", "False","double*","","double*","","boolean*", "")
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "rvgetw", _ArrayToString($calldata, @CRLF))

Should not, because "8" or "101325" is definitely NOT a double, it is STRING (char).  And "False" is not a boolean, but False is. 

Examining the dll with IDA shows:

; Attributes: bp-based frame

public rvgetw
rvgetw proc near

var_18= qword ptr -18h
var_10= qword ptr -10h
var_8= qword ptr -8
arg_0= qword ptr  8
arg_8= qword ptr  10h
arg_10= byte ptr  18h
arg_14= dword ptr  1Ch
arg_18= dword ptr  20h
arg_1C= dword ptr  24h

push    ebp
mov     ebp, esp
add     esp, 0FFFFFFE8h
push    ebx
mov     ebx, [ebp+arg_1C]
mov     edx, [ebp+arg_18]
mov     ecx, [ebp+arg_14]
xor     eax, eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_8], eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_8+4], eax
xor     eax, eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_10], eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_10+4], eax
xor     eax, eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_18], eax
mov     dword ptr [ebp+var_18+4], eax
mov     byte ptr [ebx], 0
fld     [ebp+arg_0]
fcomp   flt_412370
fnstsw  ax
sahf
jbe     short loc_41211F

Your problem is not the dll nor AutoIt, your problem is not to know how to work with a dll, irrelevant which computer-language you choose....

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Thanks for reply, ok I admit, I have no idea how to work with Dll. I just know, that I have to call it with parameters and get a result. This Dll should just return values of heat exchangers based on values provided in DllCall function. Nothing more. If it is possible to do this in AutoIt, could your (or anyone) please rewrite the last DllCall function in first post? Thank you

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Here is a part about rvgetdP procedure. Docu is also attached. Thank you for your time.

3.2 procedure rvgetdP(w,ro:double;d200,mat,enthalpic:byte; var dP:double;var chyba: boolean);stdcall;

parameter

dimension

type

comment

w

[m/s]

double

Air velocity at the cross-section of air flow – use the result returned by rvgetw function.

ro

[kg/m3]

double

Average air density at given pressure in actual temperature and humidity range. For determining this parameter you can use rvgetroavg function, which will be described below.

d200

[ - ]

byte

Determines the wave height / rotor depth in millimetres:

2.3/250 mm  => d200=0

1.9/200 mm  => d200=1

1.6/200 mm  => d200=2

1.4/200 mm  => d200=3

mat

[ - ]

byte

Determines the material of the enthalpy layer in case of exchanger with humidity transfer function.

0 - T–without enthalpy layer

1 - ES,SS–enthalpy layer based on silicon

2 - EZ–enthalpy layer based on molecular sieves

enthalpic

[ - ]

byte

Determines the surface of enthalpy layer application

0 - T  - without enthalpy layer

1 –these types are not produced any more

2 - ES, EZ–application on wavymetal sheet

3 - SS–application on all surfaces

dP

[Pa]

double

Return parameter determining the pressure loss

chyba

[true/false]

boolean

Return parameter specifying the credibility of the result.

True – non-credible result

False – there occurred no error during the calculation

doc_rv.docx

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Something like that?

Local $calldata = DllCall("C:\rv.dll", "none", "rvgetdP", _
                        "double", 2., _ ; w
                        "double", 1., _ ; ro
                        "byte", 0, _    ; d200          2.3/250 mm
                        "byte", 0, _    ; mat           0 - T  - without enthalpy layer
                        "byte", 0, _    ; enthalpic     0 - T  - without enthalpy layer
                        "double*", 0, _ ; dP return value
                        "boolean*", 0)  ; chyba return value
If @error Then
    ; process DllCall error
EndIf

 

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