Frederik Carlier wrote: > Hi, > > As a quick introduction, I'm trying to convert a C++.NET wrapper around > HTML Tidy to C#, because of the lack of a C++.NET compiler for Linux. > I'm by no means an expert in unmanaged code, but things are going well. > > I am, however, hitting a problem with a struct. The C++ code that > initializes the struct reads as follows: > > [C++] > m_errbuf = new TidyBuffer; > memset(m_errbuf,0,sizeof(TidyBuffer)); > tidySetErrorBuffer(m_tdoc,m_errbuf); > > Re-creating the struct and calling tidySetErrorBuffer is easy enough, > but what is the managed equivalent of memset? If I just 'omit' the > memset line, I get the following failed assertion:
Zeroing memory is usually not necessary because structs allocated by C# are initialized with zero. > mono: src/buffio.c:184: tidyBufPutByte: Assertion `buf != ((void *)0)' > failed. Assertion `buf != ((void *)0)' means that the unmanaged library is expecting something != 0 but it got a 0, so your problem is most likely not related to memset. Please post some code. Robert _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
