Chromatic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Building structs to pass around is currently very verbose and my least > favorite part of NCI. (Again, it's not nearly as tricky as XS, for > which I'm very grateful.)
Building a struct is still the right thing. We currently already have some more (unimplemented?) pointer stuff: # 2 - pointer to short # 3 - pointer to int # 4 - pointer to long # P - void * <<< that's probably 'b' # B - void ** # L - Long array # T - Array of string pointers (Converted to cstrings) Now put in some permutations of these to generated more signatures and src/nci.c will fill the disc ;) All that stuff above is just one signature 'p' plus an accompanied struct PMC describing the contents. What about the managed struct generator that was discussed some time ago? leo
