On Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:25:41 +0300, Heinz <malagan...@yahoo.es> wrote:
Hi,
I remember i read around the D site that dinamic arrays can be stored in
system memory in a 'non contiguous' way (different locations). I was
trying to find again that page but haven't had any lucky. I'm not crazy,
i know i saw it.
Never heard that.
Anyway, i need this info to ensure that i can/can't cast from void[] to
void*. I'm working with D dinamic arrays but i need to work this data
then with windows API's, these functions take void* as parameters. I
pass params of type cast(void*)void[] and have had no problems at the
moment. But, what if data in the array is not stored contiguously?
windows functions will crash right?
I hope you get the idea, and i hope someone to answer me. Thanx.
No need to cast:
void[] array = ...;
void* ptr = array.ptr;
