The reason i had problems running C++ DLL's in R was that i had
defined my functions using the WINAPI command, e.g.
void __export WINAPI fname ( int x[10][2], int y[10] )
{
....
....
}
I thought i could use WINAPI so that the name of the function
("fname") would remain unchanged when called in R which it does,
but it also implements the standard calling convention, (as
opposed to the C calling convention) which was the source of my
problems.
Also my dll's weren't portable because I had dynamically linked in
some libraries.
james
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