On Thursday, 16 July 2015 at 17:28:52 UTC, jklp wrote:
Also i guess that the dll returns a null terminated string so
the result has to be
read like this:
---
import std.string;
printf("%s\n", fromStringz(STUFF.ptr));
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That's not needed with printf, since it works with null
terminated strings natively (it is itself a C function). Good
advice for using writef though, or you can also just
`to!string(cstr)` to get one.
Otherwise you'll get a random output after the 'HELLO WORLD'.
(wait maybe the console will automatically cut... ?)
the console won't, it'll generally spew trash.
