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* belongs to the calling conventions of internal and external subroutines; | * belongs to the calling conventions of internal and external subroutines; | ||
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| − | function subTest : string; [ | + | function subTest : string; [safecall]; |
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| − | function funcTest(strTestData : Pchar) : LongWord; | + | function funcTest(strTestData : Pchar) : LongWord; safecall; external 'testLibrary.dylib'; |
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 26 February 2020
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The safecall modifier:
- belongs to the calling conventions of internal and external subroutines;
- works like the stdcall modifier, with the difference that the register contents are saved and restored.
Example:
function subTest : string; [safecall];
begin
subTest := 'abc';
end;
Example 2:
...
function funcTest(strTestData : Pchar) : LongWord; safecall; external 'testLibrary.dylib';
...
