--- Peter Briggs wrote:
> I'm using Pacific Neo-Tek's Omniremote library
I don't know anything about that, but...
> // my Channel structure:
> typedef struct {
> const Char *name;
> UInt16 sampleLength;
> UInt8 *sample;
> } Channel;
> ...
> length = StrLen(channel->name) +
> sizeof(channel->sampleLength) +
> sizeof(channel->sample) + 1;
Instead of sizeof(channel->sample), shouldn't you use
sampleLength ?
> DmWrite(RecPointer, offset, channel, length);
> MemPtrUnlock(RecPointer);
This writes length bytes starting at the address of
channel. Starting at that address is:
- a pointer (not a string): 4 bytes
- a UInt16: 2 bytes
- another pointer: 4 bytes
- whatever happens to follow this in memory
Without even looking at how you read this data, it is
clear that it won't work. You need to write the
actual data to your db.
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