Getting address of Win32 function

Development Windows
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Code:

// wrapper around GetProcAddress
let dm = getProcAddress(moduleName: "USER32", procName: "DestroyMenu")        
print("!!! getProcAddress: \(dm)")
withUnsafePointer(to: DestroyMenu) { ptr in
	print("!!! withUnsafePointer(to:): \(ptr)")

	ptr.withMemoryRebound(to: UnsafeRawPointer.self, capacity: 2) { ptr2 in
		let bp = UnsafeBufferPointer(start: ptr2, count: 2)                
		print("!!! bp[0]: \(bp[0]) bp[1]: \(bp[1])")
	}
}

Output:

!!! getProcAddress: Optional(0x00007fffbaac3d50)
!!! withUnsafePointer(to:): 0x000000b8f52ff4c8
!!! bp[0]: 0x00007ff65bce73e0 bp[1]: 0x00000230e02a0320

Is it possible to get DestroyMenu address without GetProcAddress?
What is DestroyMenu really is? It doesn't look like pointer to C function. Next code doesn't combile because of __stdcall convention I guess:

typealias DestroyMenuFunction = (@convention(c) (HMENU?) -> Bool)
let dmm: DestroyMenuFunction = DestroyMenu
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It is just a regular function, from WinUser.h:

WINUSERAPI
BOOL
WINAPI
DestroyMenu(
    _In_ HMENU hMenu);

Why are you trying to get the address of the function? In general, that should be fine, but be careful that you are disabling support for non-X64 environments implicitly. I guess that it should work on ARM64 at least since that does treat WINAPI as __cdecl.

As to how to do this, does this not work?

import WinSDK

typealias pDestroyMenu = (HMENU?) -> Bool
var pfnDestroyMenu: pDestroyMenu = DestroyMenu

withUnsafePointer(to: pfnDestroyMenu) { print($0) }