Converting a C style dll to object oriented style

Explanation of what I need -> The final project needs to compile in Microsoft Visual C++ 10 -> OH-DLL is an example project which shows how to setup the interface between dll -> The code in OH-DLL is written in a C Style, global variables etc -> OH-DLL [login to view URL]:_Creating_a_template_for_a_NL_poker_AI Page that have the OH-DLL C Style programming we would like to have changed to work with the GameState class [login to view URL]:_A_basic_preflop_for_deep_stack_NL [login to view URL]:[login to view URL] -> There is some example code for a gamestate class Included files related to this are the GameState forum post, GameState.h, [login to view URL] -> I am having problems compiling the projects when I try to make the OH-DLL example work with the GameState example code -> Need it so that I can use an instance of the gamestate and be able to pass the correct parameters to the member function GameState::updateState so that it updates the current gamestate //the function that gets passed the updated state as taken from [login to view URL] GameState::updateState(holdem_state* pstate) { holdem_state oldstate = _state; _state = *pstate; //if(memcmp(&_state, &oldstate, sizeof(holdem_state)) // DONT! or we have to take care about the padfield initialization //if(_state != oldstate) // state has changed // TODO: I thought I could spare those gws calls if I compare the states first updateVars(); } -> The gamestate code needs to be tested I can setup a test machine that coder can use to remote into, upload his dll to, and test to see if it worked Likely do this on my test computer as it is a lot of work to get xp / openholdem / poker academy installed and configured correctly It will have MSVC10 installed and available as well We will have to discuss access to the test machine and find a solution that works for everyone -> explain how to test if the plugin loads correctly run [login to view URL] file > open > ([login to view URL] - a file i will make that can test the dll) menu option DLL > Load Specific File > Load Specific File > (load the dll that you have created using the combined source) load specific dlluse dll$test + attaching to a table to test (will write up further instructions in this section later