Robert & Leonid, thank you, that does the trick!

<r>The following test lines of code in VO always return 5, instead in X# dont' work as expected:<br/>

<CODE><s>[code]</s><i>
</i>FUNCTION Start( ) AS VOID
LOCAL DIM p[4] AS BYTE

p[1] := 5
System.Console.WriteLine( AsString( DWORD(@p[1]))) //strange results
System.Console.WriteLine( Bin2DW ...

Thanks for the advice Robert!

Since the const value is the same (2), the "bug" was never discovered and is very old

Chris,

also this issue is fixed: the application was not declared in VO dialect.

Thanks
Antonello

<r>Chris, you are right (of course <E>:)</E> ) !<br/>
<br/>
Preparing a sample-code is a bit tricky for me now, but with some hint from you I think we can reach a the goal!<br/>
<br/>
And I found that the issue is a not-called WsaStartup() inside a <br/>

<CODE><s>[code]</s>PROCEDURE InitSpeClient ...

<r>Chris,<br/>
<br/>
declaring a local variable with a different name it works. Thanks!<br/>
<br/>
Now I reached a new stop when calling the WinAPI socket() func, which returns always INVALID_SOCKET:<br/>

<CODE><s>[code]</s>oSelf.oCSocket.handle := socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0)<e>[/code]</e ...

<r>Hi,<br/>
I'm running a new try to convert S.P.E. from VO to X#.<br/>
I get successful compilation of the first DLL but it crashes at the very beginning of execution when allocating the connetion structure.<br/>
<br/>
Structures decl:
<CODE><s>[code]</s>VOSTRUCT SpeConnection
MEMBER __uServer AS ...