I just got into programming VBA in Excel and thought it would be nice
to be able to call some old C++ functions I have floating around. I
take it I'll have to create a DLL go get the job done. My questions
are how do I call the C++ functions through VBA and how do I pass
inherited classes to my functions?

A rough outline of what I want to do is: 1) Create an instance of a
child class inside of VBA. 2) Set the properties of the instance of
the child class by calling a function. The instance will be passed
along with a child class type. 3) Pass the now initialized instance
along with some other variables to a function and get the returned
value.

In C++ the code usually runs like this:

Child_Class Child1;
Child_Class_Type Child1Type = C1;
Set_Child_Properties(Child1, Child1Type);

Now that Child1 is all loaded up ready to go. Then I can call my
functions like this:

AAA = My_Function(Child1, A, B)

AAA is the value I want to use in VBA.
My prototypes are at the bottom of this note. Thanks much for any
help anyone can give.



enum Child_Class_Type { C1, C2, C3, C4 };

void Set_Child_Properties(Child_Class &C_Cls, Child_Type &CT_ID)

double My_Function(Child_Class &C_Cls, const double A, const double B)

class Parent_Class
{
public:

void Set_A(short index, double aaa);
void Set_B(short bbb);
void Set_C(short index, double ccc);
void Set_H(double hhh);

const double Get_A(short index);
const short Get_B();
const double Get_C(short index);
const double Get_H();

protected:
double a[6];
short b;
double c[5];
double h;
};

class Child_Class:public Parent_Class
{
public:

Child_Class();
~Child_Class();

void Set_L(short index, double lll);
void Set_M(double mmm);
void Set_N(double nnn);

const double Get_L (short index);
const double Get_Q(short index, double qqq);
const double Get_R(short index, double rrr);
const double Get_S(short index, double sss);
const double Get_M();
const double Get_N();

private:
double l[32];
short Is_l_Set[32];
double m;
double n;
};