Hi webkit-dev, I'm new to webkit, so still learning, but I'm trying to fill in WebKitLib's WebScriptObject::callWebScriptMethod() functionality in c++ for windows. In order to do that, I need to convert COM-style VARIANT arguments into javascript values. I've got the basic types working, but I'm getting hung up on converting VARIANT arrays. In the end I would like the code to convert a VARIANT array of primitives into its corresponding ArrayBufferView, and a VARIANT array of VARIANTs into a javascript array type. Haven't got to the latter yet, but on the former I can't seem to create an ArrayBuffer or ArrayBufferView from within WebScriptObject's scope. Here's what I've done. To create an Int32Array, I first tried including <WebCore/html/canvas/Int32Array.h>, but apparently the #include <> root directory for building WebKitLib is actually the Webcore directory in the distribution folder, and Int32Array.h is not in the distribution folder. So instead, I tried doing a #include "../../WebCore/html/canvas/Int32Array.h". That worked (although I bet that's not really kosher). So, once I got that to work, I then needed to convert the Int32Array into a JSValue. So I used the toJS() function defined at line 72 of <WebCore/JSArrayBufferView.h>. That compiled correctly, but then I got linker errors saying that toJS was an unresolved external symbol. I could probably keep pounding away down this road until it works, but I figure there's got to be a better way that's already set up. Could someone show me the right way? Thanks, Anthony Johnson