I'm having a problem with a very basic situation. Using this simple proto
file:
package Implib;
message IMPLIB_out {
optional string dll = 1;
optional string cfg = 2;
};
This test works fine:
outp.set_cfg("A");
outp.set_dll("B");
std::string cfg = outp.cfg();
std::string dll = outp.dll();
printf("cfg:%s\n", cfg.c_str() );
printf("dll:%s\n", dll.c_str() );
Output is fine, as expected:
cfg:A
dll:B
When I pass my buffer into my DLL and use the same set functions from
within my DLL, the results are:
cfg: B
dll: B
*BOTH strings will get set to whatever I set the final string...????? Even
if I check immediately after settings I will see this.*
Things work fine when using int32's. Things also work fine if I use an
intermediary message like:
message IMPLIB_out {
message Test {
optional string dll = 1;
optional string cfg = 2;
}
required Test test = 3;
};
I pass my buffer to the dll using a function like:
static IMPLIBFUNCSDLL_API IMPLIB_ECODE import(Implib::IMPLIB_out& outp );
The same problem exists if I pass by pointer.
I can work around this problem, but I'd really appreciate if someone could
shed some light here.
Thanks
-Rob
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