Why irrlicht dont have funcs exported to dll?

[bogQ]

I mean, you gota make wraper for some less used language instead using dll call from predefined funcs.
Is there a plan to add something like this in a future or its not on todo list and will not b on the list?

[slavik262]

The Irrlicht dll exports CreateDevice and CreateDeviceEx which return an IrrlichtDevice pointer. Through this you can access all the functionality of Irrlicht.

[bogQ]

Is there some pointers of how to achieve this or some documentation?
Lets say that i need to call GetTexture command, how whyd i achieve this when calling CreateDevice or CreateDeviceEx?

[slavik262]

Look at the examples to see how to access different parts of the engine through the IrrlichtDevice.

[bogQ]

Im looking but im not seeing
Lets say that i need to return pointer of CreateDevice func
so
"ptr","CreateDevice"...
will work probably
next i look at
IRRLICHT_API IrrlichtDevice* IRRCALLCONV irr::createDeviceEx ( const SIrrlichtCreationParameters & parameters )

And i dont see how whyd i call dll on GetTexture or some other command and where to put its parametars when using CreateDevice or createDeviceEx?

[devsh]

Omg.... Man seriously read Api. Irrlicht device class creates the different subsystems like video driver, smger etc which you can access as device members and so on. There is only one function in the entire library thats not a method... Createdevice

[CuteAlien]

@bogQ: The Irrlicht interface is working with classes. createDevice returns a IrrlichtDevice object and from that device you can for example call getVideoDriver to get a class implementing the IVideoDriver interface from which then again can be used to call getTexture to get a ITexture object.

Please take a look at the examples which come with the Irrlicht engine. But as Irrlicht is a c++ engine you need to know at least how to code c++ to use it.

[_maxim_]

look http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyirrlicht
this have irrlicht_c.dll with many exports functions and may be use with asm and c language (i use this for Python)