Question

c/c++ dll callback calling from delphi

Asked by: richard_exchange

Hello experts,

i have a C/C++ dll which exports a function where i have to give a pointer to an callback procedure...
I am using Delphi2009.

This is the only function of the library which does not work...

The program stops at the first line ("begin" in the .dpr-File) of the code, and after
resume (f9) the following exception is shown:

      "access violation at 0x00407766: write of address 0x00040124...."

Other functions of the library are working fine. Only this callback doesn't work...
If i remove this line from the main code the program starts without error.

There must be something wrong in var convertion or parameter definition.
I have tried several versions to declare the procedure, but every time the same error...

Can anybody help, please?

// stream.h definitions...
 
#define _HANDLE	int
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Codec
//////////////////////////////////////////////
enum AUDIOCODEC
{
	AUDIO_CODEC_UNKNOWN,
	AUDIO_CODEC_G711_64K,
	AUDIO_CODEC_G726_40K,
};
 
enum VIDEOCODEC
{
	VIDEO_CODEC_UNKNOWN,
	VIDEO_CODEC_JPEG,
	VIDEO_CODEC_MPEG4,
};
 
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// S_ERROR
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
enum S_ERROR
{
	S_OK					  	  = 0,
	S_ERR_PARAM	 			  = 400,			// Parameter error
	S_ERR_ALLOC					= 401,			// Failed to allocate memory
	S_ERR_VERSION				= 402			  // Failed to get the version information
};
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Video/Audio codec
//////////////////////////////////////////////
struct VIDEOCODECINFO
{
	VIDEOCODEC		Codec;
	int				Width;
	int				Height;
};
struct AUDIOCODECINFO
{
	AUDIOCODEC		Codec;
	unsigned short  Channels;
  unsigned long	SamplesPerSec;
  unsigned short  BitsPerSample;
};
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// UserData
//////////////////////////////////////////////
struct USERDATA
{
	char			CamTim	[32];
	unsigned short	FrmRate;
	char			TimStamp[11];
};
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Get Video/Audio data
//////////////////////////////////////////////
struct VIDEOINFO
{
	char			*pBuf;
	unsigned int	BufLen;
	VIDEOCODECINFO	VideoCodecInfo;
	USERDATA		UserData;
	bool			KeyFrame;
};
struct AUDIOINFO
{
	char			*pBuf;
	unsigned int	BufLen;
	AUDIOCODECINFO	AudioCodecInfo;
};
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Call back
//////////////////////////////////////////////
typedef void (__stdcall *VCALLBACK )( VIDEOINFO *pVideoInfo, unsigned long Param );
typedef void (__stdcall *ACALLBACK )( AUDIOINFO *pAudioInfo, unsigned long Param );
typedef void (__stdcall *AVCALLBACK)( VIDEOINFO *pVideoInfo, AUDIOINFO *pAudioInfo, unsigned long Param );
 
enum CALLBACKTYPE
{
	CALLBACK_RAW_VIDEO,
	CALLBACK_RAW_AUDIO,
	CALLBACK_RAW_BOTH,
	CALLBACK_DEC_VIDEO,
	CALLBACK_DEC_AUDIO,
	CALLBACK_DEC_BOTH,
};
 
 
// The callback registering procedure...
 
S_ERROR __stdcall SetCallback( _HANDLE sHandle, CALLBACKTYPE callbackType, void* pCallbackFunction, unsigned long param );
 
================================================================================
//my library wrapper unit
 
unit StreamLib;
{$Z4,A4}
interface
 
uses Windows;
 
type
  _HANDLE = Integer;
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Codec
//////////////////////////////////////////////
  _AUDIOCODEC = (
    AUDIO_CODEC_UNKNOWN,
    AUDIO_CODEC_G711_64K,
    AUDIO_CODEC_G726_40K
  );
  P_VIDEOCODEC = ^_VIDEOCODEC;
  _VIDEOCODEC = (
	  VIDEO_CODEC_UNKNOWN,
	  VIDEO_CODEC_JPEG,
	  VIDEO_CODEC_MPEG4
  );
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// S_ERROR
//////////////////////////////////////////////
  S_ERROR = (
    S_OK							    = 0,
    S_ERR_PARAM						= 400,			// Parameter error
    S_ERR_ALLOC						= 401,			// Failed to allocate memory
    S_ERR_VERSION					= 402			// Failed to get the version information
  );
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Video/Audio codec
//////////////////////////////////////////////
  P_VIDEOCODECINFO = ^_VIDEOCODECINFO;
  _VIDEOCODECINFO = record
    Codec  : _VIDEOCODEC;
    Width  : Integer;
    Height : Integer;
  end;
  P_AUDIOCODECINFO = ^_AUDIOCODECINFO;
  _AUDIOCODECINFO = record
    Codec : _AUDIOCODEC;
    Channels : Word;
    SamplesPerSec : Cardinal;
    BitsPerSample : Word;
  end;
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// UserData
//////////////////////////////////////////////
  _USERDATA = record
	  CamTim : array[0..31] of AnsiChar;
	  FrmRate : Word;
	  TimStamp : array[0..10] of AnsiChar;
  end;
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Get Video/Audio data
//////////////////////////////////////////////
  P_VIDEOINFO = ^VIDEOINFO;
  VIDEOINFO = record
    pBuf : PAnsiChar;
    BufLen : Cardinal;
    VideoCodecInfo : _VIDEOCODECINFO;
    UserData : _USERDATA;
    KeyFrame : Boolean;
  end;
  P_AUDIOINFO = ^AUDIOINFO;
  AUDIOINFO = record
    pBuf : PAnsiChar;
    BufLen : Cardinal;
    AudioCodecInfo : _AUDIOCODECINFO;
  end;
 
//////////////////////////////////////////////
// Call back
//////////////////////////////////////////////
VCALLBACK = procedure(pVideoInfo : P_VIDEOINFO; param : Cardinal); stdcall;
ACALLBACK = procedure(pAudioInfo : P_AUDIOINFO; param : Cardinal); stdcall;
AVCALLBACK = procedure(pVideoInfo : P_VIDEOINFO; pAudioInfo : P_AUDIOINFO; param : Cardinal); stdcall;
 
type
  CALLBACKTYPE =(
    CALLBACK_RAW_VIDEO,
    CALLBACK_RAW_AUDIO,
    CALLBACK_RAW_BOTH,
    CALLBACK_DEC_VIDEO,
    CALLBACK_DEC_AUDIO,
    CALLBACK_DEC_BOTH
  );
 
// Here the definition of the callback registering procedure, which does not work...
function SetCallback( Handle : _HANDLE; callbackType : CALLBACKTYPE; pCallbackFunction : pointer; param : Cardinal ) : S_ERROR; stdcall;
 
implementation
 
const
  myDLL = 'stream.dll';
 
function SetCallback;  external myDLL;
 
end.
 
==============================================================================
// Example Testprogram
 
unit Main;
 
interface
 
uses
  Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms,
  StreamLib;
 
type
  TForm1 = class(TForm)
    Button1: TButton;
    procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
  private
    { Private-Deklarationen }
    myHandle : Integer;
  public
    { Public-Deklarationen }
  end;
 
var
  Form1: TForm1;
 
 
// My Callback procedure to handle the frame...
procedure MyCallback(pVideoInfo : Pointer; pAudioInfo : Pointer; param : Cardinal); stdcall;
begin
  // ....
end;
 
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
Var myErrorCode : S_ERROR;
begin
   // register the callback procedure...
   myErrorCode := SetCallback( myHandle, CALLBACK_RAW_BOTH, @MyCallback, 0 );
 
end;
 
end.
 
==================================================================================
 
Following are the debugging outputs:
 
Stack:
> :00407766 LoadResString + $E
  :00410abf GetExceptionObject + $57
  :00404181 @HandleAnyException + $35
  :7c91378b ntdll.RtlConvertUlongToLargeInteger + 0x46
  :7c91eafa ntdll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher + 0xe
  :7c91378b ntdll.RtlConvertUlongToLargeInteger + 0x46
  :00404224 @HandleAnyException + $D8
  :7c91378b ntdll.RtlConvertUlongToLargeInteger + 0x46
  :7c91eafa ntdll.KiUserExceptionDispatcher + 0xe
  :7e369dbb USER32.LoadCursorW + 0x52
  :7e369e4e USER32.LoadStringW + 0x18
  :004077a2 LoadResString + $4A
  :00410abf GetExceptionObject + $57
 
CPU:
  LoadResString:
  00407758 53               push ebx
  00407759 56               push esi
  0040775A 50               push eax
  0040775B B802000000       mov eax,$00000002
  00407760 81C404F0FFFF     add esp,$fffff004
> 00407766 50               push eax
  00407767 48               dec eax
 
Protokoll:
...
Modul laden: Camera.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $004F0000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: WS2_32.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $71A10000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: WS2HELP.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $71A00000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: UNKNOWN_MODULE_50. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $0A000000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: PSAPI.DLL. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $76BB0000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: NETAPI32.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $597D0000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul entladen: UNKNOWN_MODULE_50. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul entladen: NETAPI32.dll. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul entladen: PSAPI.DLL. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: IMM32.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $76330000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)
Modul laden: MSCTF.dll. Ohne Debug-Infos. Basisadresse: $746A0000. Prozess Test.exe (1984)

                                  
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Answers

 

by: JonasMalmstenPosted on 2009-06-23 at 02:02:09ID: 24690106

I'm not sure I'm all clear about this, does the program crash right away when you launch it or after you click Button1 to register the callback?

If it is after you clicked Button1, place a breakpoint on begin right after MyCallback, does the program stop there then?

If it does stop there, try replacing MyCallback with this (maybe the DLL is calling the wrong type of function):

procedure MyCallback(pVideoInfo : Pointer; param : Cardinal); stdcall;
begin
end;

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 02:04:13ID: 24690115

The Programm stopps immediately after starting in the IDE at the first "begin" of the dpr-File...

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 02:06:23ID: 24690127

Here you can see...
program Test;

uses
  Forms,
  Main in 'Main.pas' {Form1},
  StreamLib in '..\Streamlib.pas';

{$R *.res}


->>  Here it stops! >>  begin
  Application.Initialize;
  Application.MainFormOnTaskbar := True;
  Application.CreateForm(TForm1, Form1);
  Application.Run;
end.

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 02:30:19ID: 24690239

back in 30min....

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 02:58:32ID: 24690392

here again..

 

by: JonasMalmstenPosted on 2009-06-23 at 07:46:29ID: 24692441

Sorry I couldn't reply sooner, I saw your replies just now.

Strange indeed.... I copied your code exactely as is into D2007 (I don't have 2009 here).  I had to add 2 lines into main.pas in order to compile:

implementation
{$R *.dfm}

In order to run I need the dll so I created a new dll (streams.dll) which exports a function SetCallback (which does nothing).

My test program compiles and runs just fine. Not sure if this helps you, but you should be able to repeat above steps....

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 07:59:31ID: 24692584

I cant change the dll, because i dont have the source and also no c/c++ environment...

The two lines i have forgotten because this is only an example and not my real code...only important lines to understand my problem...

In the past i have also done callbacks from dll's which have worked, but this one is strange to me...
I dont know what i could do to figure out the problem.
It seems that the external procedure could not be loaded for some reason...
If you want i could send you the whole example with the dll (c++ example and my delphi code)...

 

by: JonasMalmstenPosted on 2009-06-23 at 08:47:21ID: 24693024

When you link a DLL statically, the library will be loaded and initialized right when you launch your application, but no other function calls will be made to the dll so it shouldn't matter which exported functions your program is about to use, as long as they exists and are exported by the dll. Try this:

Create a new project with just a form and a button (do not include streamlib or anything else in this project). Copy Streams.dll to your project directory unless it is alredy in your OS search path. Add a button to Form1 with the following code:

procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender:TObject);
var
  AHandle: HInst;
begin
  AHandle := LoadLibrary('Streams.dll');
  GetProcAddress(AHandle, 'SetCallback');
  FreeLibrary(AHandle);
end;

What happens? Does it crash on the line with LoadLibrary? If it does then something is wrong with the initialization code inside the DLL.

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 08:53:33ID: 24693087

No, it does not crash...

 

by: JonasMalmstenPosted on 2009-06-23 at 08:56:35ID: 24693119

Correction of a typo, it should be
AHandle := LoadLibrary('Stream.dll');
ofc

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 09:00:40ID: 24693166

Yes, i know... loading of library and getting the pointer to callback procedure works...

 

by: JonasMalmstenPosted on 2009-06-23 at 09:01:09ID: 24693175

Ok, I can test your code if you post it, but I can't do it from here, it will have to wait until I come back home this evening.

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 09:05:15ID: 24693227

i will try to call the procedure with this pointer...
if this does not (also if it will) work i will come back... thank you for know...

 

by: richard_exchangePosted on 2009-06-23 at 09:44:53ID: 24693597

Your example with dynamically loading the lib function points me to the error...
Because the pointer which i got back for the function was NIL, i have seen that the name of the function was written wrong!!!
Instead of "SetCallback", i had to write "SetCallBack"...

I am sure i wasted another day before i had found this.
Before i have always statically implemented libraries...dynamically i have never done before...

Thanks for your help Jonas.
The points goes to you...i will mark your 3rd answer as solution, because it pointed me to the error....

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