> What's the purpose for following code in subj?
If you really interested, you can look at few previous revisions of this
code.
>> InternalMessageBuffer inMsg(m_inMetadata, m_in_buffer.begin());
>> InternalMessageBuffer outMsg(m_outMetadata, m_out_buffer.begin());
>>
>> m_request->execute(&status, transaction,
>> inMsg.metadata, inMsg.buffer, outMsg.metadata, outMsg.buffer);
>
> AFAIU, it completely the same as
>
> > m_request->execute(&status, transaction,
> > m_inMetadata, m_in_buffer.begin(), m_outMetadata, m_out_buffer.begin());
>
> Because InternalMEssageBuffer's constructor does nothing but copy pointers.
With current state of things InternalMessageBuffer is useless in
InternalDS.cpp
Regards,
Vlad
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