Well, do not be so rude... we always help:
a$ -> This a way of passing C Strings, this is, a null terminated string
a* -> A pointer. A pointer is a 32 bit integer indicating a memory position. This can be good to pass structs, banks, pointer to strings, etc...
You cannot declare boolean flags, use integer instead.
i don't understand all your questions, but:
lib->library() indicates a method of the class library called destroy.
The userlib function not found is always that the dll is not present or the decls is not complete.
Be more specific and i will help you. I am good wrapping xD
a$ -> This a way of passing C Strings, this is, a null terminated string
a* -> A pointer. A pointer is a 32 bit integer indicating a memory position. This can be good to pass structs, banks, pointer to strings, etc...
You cannot declare boolean flags, use integer instead.
i don't understand all your questions, but:
lib->library() indicates a method of the class library called destroy.
The userlib function not found is always that the dll is not present or the decls is not complete.
Be more specific and i will help you. I am good wrapping xD