Interfacing With Other Languages (DLL)

SlickEdit products have a DLL interface for Windows. Use the Slick-CŪ macro language instead of the DLL interface except when you need an interface to the DLL in another program, when better speed is needed, or when the Slick-C macro language is missing a function that you want.

After a DLL function is added, call it from a Slick-C macro just like any other Slick-C function. DLL functions can be used for timer call backs and any place a Slick-C function is used.

To get started using the DLL interface, edit the simple.c file located in the samples\simple subdirectory of your installation directory. The VSAPI functions have the prefixvs.