use std::io;

use dynll::{lib, Lib};

pub struct MyLib;

impl Lib for MyLib {
    fn init(&mut self) {}
    lib! {
        fn 0x24() {}
    }
}

const APP: &str = "Test-1.4.2";

fn main() -> io::Result<()> {
    // dynll::run(MyLib, APP)?;

    let mut test = dynll::binder::DynLib::load(APP)?;
    println!("Connected");
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    test.call::<()>(0x23).unwrap();
    println!("Done");

    Ok(())
}