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cocon 2 years, 3 months ago.
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Hello, I would like to know the process to create a module and export the functions of a 3d library.
I understand the process of creating modules, but the problem I have is that I do not know how to bring the functions of the library to be used with Monkey 2.
12345#if __TARGET__="windows"#import "Engine3D.dll"#EndifI appreciate any suggestions.
Yue,
When I import a module like Pyro 2 into monkey 2 I use:
1234567891011121314151617'Import mojo Modules#Import "<std>"#Import "<mojo>"'import Pyro 2 modules#Import "<pyro-framework>"#Import "<pyro-gui>"#Import "<pyro-scenegraph>"'Using Monkey ModulesUsing std..Using mojo..' Using Pyro 2 modulesUsing pyro.framework..Using pyro.gui..Using pyro.scenegraph..Check the docs Modules and Applications and Namespaces and Using http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/monkey2-docs/
What I need to know is how to get the function of the library to use it in Mono 2. In BlitzMax, I find the name of the function like this “_Graphics3D @ 20” And the idea is to take that function that is in the library to be able to use it in Mono 2. I have reference to BlitzMax in the creation of modules. But I do not know how to do it in Mono 2.
You can study the “modules” of Monkey2 to see. For example in “libc” you can include the source files directly (header+source). In the “gles2” you include the compiled library (header+library).
Check the documentation for more info: Monkey2 > Language reference > Integration with native code
Personally, I have not tried it yet to explain how it works, but this would be the way how its done.
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