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Q:
Can I use a library that is written in C++, but compiles to a DLL?
I'm writing a library that needs to be written in C++. Since I need to use some C++ language features that are not supported in D, I can't compile my library into a DLL.
Is there a way I can use a DLL of a library I use, that has its own C++ code but compiles to a DLL?
A:
Yes, this is possible. DLLs are nothing more than ZIP files. You can even mix DLL and C code with CMake and LLD.
See also: How to call C++ functions from DLL with CMake?
Since you are targeting D (D2 or D3), you can use a thin wrapper to create a DLL that exposes an interface in C.
Q:
TypeError: Client is not a constructor in axios
in my react app i want to send a request to a rest api
first i made a class for the request
export class Request {
constructor(
private client: axios.AxiosClient,
private config: AxiosConfig
) { }
async request(request: string, return: boolean) {
let response = await this.client.get(`${this.config.baseUrl}${request}`);
if(return){
return response;
}
return response.data;
}
}
and in my react component i call it like
const request = new Request(axios, this.config);
const returnValue = await request.request(`categories?id=${id}&name=${name}&period=${period}`, true);
console.log(returnValue); be359ba680
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