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Specifies a stdcall-style calling convention in a procedure declaration
Sub name stdcall [Overload] [Alias "alias"] ( parameters )
Function name stdcall [Overload] [Alias "alias"] ( parameters ) [ ByRef ] As return_typeIn procedure declarations, stdcall specifies that a procedure will use the stdcall calling convention. In the stdcall calling convention, any parameters are to be passed (pushed onto the stack) in the reverse order in which they are listed, that is, from right to left. The procedures need not preserve the EAX, ECX or EDX registers, and must clean up the stack (pop any parameters) before it returns.
stdcall is not allowed to be used with variadic procedure declarations (those with the last parameter listed as "...").
stdcall is the default calling convention on Windows, unless another calling convention is explicitly specified or implied by one of the Extern Blocks. stdcall is also the standard (or most common) calling convention used in BASIC languages, and the Windows API.
If a procedure definition has a declaration (with calling convention explicit or by default) and the definition does not explicitly specify a calling convention, then the calling convention is implied by the declaration.
- On Windows systems,
stdcallprocedures have an"@N"decoration added to their internal/external name, whereNis the size of the parameter list, in bytes.
- New to FreeBASIC
Declare Function Example stdcall (param1 As Integer, param2 As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function Example2 cdecl (param1 As Integer, param2 As Integer) As Integer
Function Example stdcall (param1 As Integer, param2 As Integer) As Integer
' This is an STDCALL function, the first parameter on the stack is param2, since it was pushed last.
Print param1, param2
Return param1 Mod param2
End Function
Function Example2 cdecl (param1 As Integer, param2 As Integer) As Integer
' This is a CDECL function, the first parameter on the stack is param1, since it was pushed last.
Print param1, param2
Return param1 Mod param2
End FunctionCategory: Procedures
Kind: keyword
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