Golang mifare Card read/write by calling Win32 DLL under SYSCALL

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Many students, such as I like Golang, but still need to call a lot of legacy projects or other excellent open source projects, how to do? The way we think about it is to combine CGO with the Syscall in the package.

Note that there are pits here:

Show not enough arguments in call to Syscall when I debug. Syscall

[' Go run Dms.go ' | done:260.3744ms]
# command-line-arguments
. \dms.go:72:not enough arguments in call to Syscall. Syscall

Exit Status 2

Because I'm referring to the http://golang.org/pkg/syscall/#Syscall, and its default is Linux/unix's Syscall API doc description,

How to look at Windows Golang Doc?

Act 1:

by Godoc command, call godoc-http=:6060
Then open the http://localhost:6060/pkg/syscall/#Syscall in the browser, which is the Golang package API for Windows

Law 2:Http://golang.org/src/pkg/syscall/syscall_windows.go

Project Combat

Mifare card Read and write:

Lib:

Https://github.com/philsong/golang_samples/blob/master/src/mif/mif.go

TestApp

Https://github.com/philsong/golang_samples/tree/master/src/dms

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