Thanks Alex for all that work! I had not checked all combinations as
listed by Bill Lam (32bit J - 32bit C#, 64bit J - 32bit C#, etc), but
essentially J6-32bit seems fine, but there's something with SetB and
GetB in J6-64bit.
The behaviour with "10 + IntArray" is seriously worrying.
Also, I tried declaring something in J manually and fetch it back in C#.
Console.WriteLine("Manually set this in J: IntArray2 =: 3 14 15 92 65 35");
Console.ReadLine();
object intArrayObj2 = jSession.Variable("IntArray2");
Console.WriteLine("J returned int array value : " +
(IntArrayToString((int[])intArrayObj2)));
Console.ReadLine();
And the return was: 3 0 14 0 15 0.
I guess this is consistant with the behaviour of 10 + IntArray.
Martin Pelletier
On 2010-10-13 08:04, Alex Rufon wrote:
>
> In summary - there is something wrong with SetB and GetB functions in 64-bit
> but everything works as expected if using 32-bit.
>
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