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ericyeoh
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Hi all,

i am new bird in programming. I would like to know how to extract the usage for dll for AUTOIT usage.

The attached dll and library were used in C++ programming. It worked fine,  but this round i would like to know how to convert these files into AUTOIT  platform, as i would like to use AUTOIT to do something on it.

 

vteppl.dll

vteppl.h

vteppl.lib

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*.dll files are created in Visual Studio... So you can't open them up in AutoIt. 

As far as I know, you can only call the *.dll file. 
Besides, what sensor are you trying to manipulate? Hmmm?

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@ericyeoh You will probably have to use the DllCall and friends available in AutoIt to call the available functions inside the library, this will also involve manually replicating the structures found inside the header (.h) file using DllStructCreate :)

Also there is another thing which might prevent you from using the DLLs, they will need to use the same runtime as AutoIt or else they would not work... I think. I am not really sure on this part but it shouldn't really matter unless you get very strange errors.

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