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| JCAM_DLL_API int STDCALL | jsGetJcamDllMajorVersionNumber () |
| Returns the major revision number of the DLL. | |
| JCAM_DLL_API int STDCALL | jsGetJcamDllMinorVersionNumber () |
| Returns the minor revision number of the DLL. | |
| BOOL | jsInitialize () |
| Initializes TCP/IP communications. | |
| void | jsCleanup () |
| Gracefully ends TCP/IP communications. | |
| JCAM_DLL_API int STDCALL jsGetJcamDllMajorVersionNumber | ( | ) |
Returns the major revision number of the DLL.
| JCAM_DLL_API int STDCALL jsGetJcamDllMinorVersionNumber | ( | ) |
Returns the minor revision number of the DLL.
| BOOL jsInitialize | ( | ) |
Initializes TCP/IP communications.
In Windows, TCP/IP communications must be initialized. No one knows why, it simply is that way.
If you are using this as a statically linked library, call this function before you use the functions in this library, otherwise bad things will happen.
If you are using this as a dynamically linked library (DLL), you don't need to call this function, the library loader will do it for you.
TRUE on success.
FALSE on failures.
| void jsCleanup | ( | ) |
Gracefully ends TCP/IP communications.
After a succesful call to jsInitialize(), this function can be called if no futher calls to joescan API functions will occur.