Does PyBuffer_FromMemory make a copy of the passed in buffer? Does
PyString_FromStringAndSize?
sipqtnetworkQSocket.cpp (generated from the .sip) appears to malloc,
PyString_FromStringAndSize, free and then return the result. In my case, my buffer is
small (32 bytes) so I tried creating it on the stack (in the sip code), called
PyBuffer_FromMemory, returned the result and found junk in the result on the Python
side. The solution I've used thus far has been to create the scratch buffer in
Python, pass it in to the C++, PyBuffer_FromMemory it and return the result. Seems to
work but is ugly. Is there a better way? Are sipMalloc and sipFree doing something
behind the scenes that's not obvious?
Thanks,
Ric
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