I’ve created an extension DLL for PHP 5.2.17 for Windows. The extension contains a function. In the function I’ve been trying to load another extension DLL for PHP, and then tried to call a function from this (second) DLL.
A piece of code, describing a situation, is represented below:
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ZEND_FUNCTION(test)
{
LPCWSTR test = TEXT("php_some_extension.dll");
HINSTANCE hGetProcIDDLL = LoadLibrary(test);
FARPROC lpfnGetProcessID = GetProcAddress(HMODULE (hGetProcIDDLL), "get_module");
typedef zend_module_entry * (__stdcall * pICFUNC)();
pICFUNC getModuleFunction = pICFUNC(lpfnGetProcessID);
zend_module_entry * module = getModuleFunction();
zend_function_entry * func = module->functions;
zval * input;
zval * result;
while (func->fname)
{
if (strcmp(func->fname, "function_name_that_we_need_to_call") == 0)
{
func->handler(1, input, &result, ???, 1, ???);
RETURN_RESOURCE(result);
}
func++;
}
}
Notes:
function_name_that_we_need_to_call - This function takes a parameter of a “string” type and return a result of the “resource” type.
handler - This is a macros called INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PARAMETERS:
#define INTERNAL_FUNCTION_PARAMETERS int ht, zval *return_value, zval **return_value_ptr, zval *this_ptr, int return_value_used TSRMLS_DC
The main question is:
What exactly parameters do I need to pass to func->handler ? Are there any examples?
Will appreciate any help,
Regards,
Igor