XPRMgetnextdsoproc
 XPRMgetnextdsoproc | 
   
  Purpose
 
  
  Synopsis
 
 void *XPRMgetnextdsoproc(XPRMdsolib dso, void *ref, const char **name, const char **partyp, int *nbpar, int *type);
 
  Arguments
 
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     dso 
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     Reference to a dynamic shared object loaded by Mosel
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     ref 
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     Reference pointer or
     NULL
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     name 
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     Returned name of the routine (procedure or function)
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     partyp 
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     Returned string describing the parameters of the routine
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     nbpar 
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     Returned number of parameters expected by the routine
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     type 
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     Returned type of the result of the routine
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  Return value
 
 
 Reference pointer for the next call to
 XPRMgetnextdsoproc.
 
  Further information
 
 
  This function returns the next subroutine defined by the given module. The second parameter is used to store the current location in the table of subroutines; if this parameter is
 NULL, the first subroutine of the table is returned. This function returns
 NULL if it is called with the reference to the last subroutine defined by the given module. Otherwise, the returned value can be used as the input parameter
 ref to get the following subroutine and so on. The type and parameter string can be decoded in the same way as for the model procedures and functions (see
 XPRMgetprocinfo) except that native functions may return objects of native type. In this case, the function type is
 XPRM_TYP_EXTN and the parameter string
 partyp begins with the name of the function type followed by `:' (
 e.g.
 "mytype:|mytype|" is the signature of a function of type `mytype' expecting an object of type `mytype' as parameter. Note that the same subroutine name may be returned several times if a subroutine has been defined with different types of parameters
  (overloading).
 
 
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