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Creating a PowerBuilder object to be called from C++

To keep the code for this example simple, create an application
with one custom class user object that has one function. The function
returns the product of two integers:

  1. In PowerBuilder, create a new workspace.

  2. Select the Application icon from the Target page
    of the New dialog box and name the application loadpbvm.

  3. Select the Custom Class icon from the PB Object
    page of the New dialog box.

  4. In the Function prototype window, create a function
    with this signature:

  5. Save the user object as nvo_mult and
    close the User Object painter.

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August 20, 2023
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