* contrib/hbwin/legacy.c
+ Added old MESSAGEBOX() call.
* contrib/hbwin/win_misc.c
* WAPI_MESSAGEBOX() now accepts pointer only.
+ WAPI_LOADLIBRARY() added, pointer based only.
+ WAPI_FREELIBRARY() added, pointer based only.
+ WIN_N2P() added to convert numeric pointers to real pointers.
+ WIN_P2N() added to convert real pointers to numeric ones.
I know this is a hack but it's IMO better than embedding the
conversion logic to all functions, and makes it possible to
"bridge" this parameter passing difference between existing
apps/libs and our developing Windows API layer.
So f.e. 3rd party app may switch to our new API, while
keeping some parts of his local code intact by using:
WAPI_MESSAGEBOX( WIN_N2P( MYWINFUNC_RETURNING_A_NUMHND() ), "hello", "world", MB_OK )
Later after doing local fixes this can be changed to:
WAPI_MESSAGEBOX( MYWINFUNC_PROPER(), "hello", "world", MB_OK )
* contrib/hbwin/win_dll.c
* Changed stub order for DLLLOAD()/LOADLIBRARY(),
DLLUNLOAD()/FREELIBRARY(), so that it workd if XBase++ parts
are disabled.
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