Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
> Well, you just do. A structure is a value like anything else.
Yes, with a bit of careful debugging I managed to get a bit further
and even managed to extract (in the C code) the Ocaml function from
the Ocaml struct and I think I can call it, but I haven't test that
yet.
> What you have to watch out for is the GC.
This is what I was worried about :-).
> If you store the value
> somewhere then you have to tell the GC about it by registering it as a
> new root. And when you are done with it you need to unregister it.
Ah yes, the following two functions in <caml/memory.h>:
CAMLextern void caml_register_global_root (value *);
CAMLextern void caml_remove_global_root (value *);
Cheers,
Erik
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