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Integration between SAM (SDK dynamic libraries) and Thermoflow (Excel-VBA)
- luis coco
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01 Nov 2015 09:00 #3885
by luis coco
Integration between SAM (SDK dynamic libraries) and Thermoflow (Excel-VBA) was created by luis coco
I would like to know if is posible the integration
between SAM, SDK dynamic link libraries Dlls and Thermoflow
via EXCEL (VBA language).
Please send an example to call SAM SDK Dlls
from EXCEL VBA visual basic for applications
language.
Synergies between SAM and Thermoflow would
be very Good.
between SAM, SDK dynamic link libraries Dlls and Thermoflow
via EXCEL (VBA language).
Please send an example to call SAM SDK Dlls
from EXCEL VBA visual basic for applications
language.
Synergies between SAM and Thermoflow would
be very Good.
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04 Nov 2015 11:36 #3886
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Integration between SAM (SDK dynamic libraries) and Thermoflow (Excel-VBA)
Dear Luis,
For now, the SDK does not include a language wrapper for Excel/VBA. This is something we would like to add to the SDK, but we do not have the funds to do so at the moment.
The reason we have not included an Excel/VBA wrapper is that Excel/VBA uses the stdcall calling convention, while SAM (and most other languages) use cdecl. If you have programming experience and knowledge of calling conventions, you could write your own wrapper around the cdecl SSC API to make it appear as an stdcall API.
Best regards,
Paul.
For now, the SDK does not include a language wrapper for Excel/VBA. This is something we would like to add to the SDK, but we do not have the funds to do so at the moment.
The reason we have not included an Excel/VBA wrapper is that Excel/VBA uses the stdcall calling convention, while SAM (and most other languages) use cdecl. If you have programming experience and knowledge of calling conventions, you could write your own wrapper around the cdecl SSC API to make it appear as an stdcall API.
Best regards,
Paul.
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