On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:51 PM wrote:
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> I am using CGO to call a .so library written by C, and it has a param
> unsigned char *result_buffer
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> I use a C.uchar to receive its result, but how to convert it a Go string?
You should receive the result in a *C.uchar. You can get a Go string
by
I am using CGO to call a .so library written by C, and it has a param
unsigned char *result_buffer
I use a C.uchar to receive its result, but how to convert it a Go string?
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Thanks Marvin, I think I understand now.
Sorry Ian I didn't even notice, but still...
I was using a net.Conn as the underlying reader. What I really needed was
the Peek() function but the documentation for Buffered() made it seem more
appropriate. I only needed to know the number of bytes received
Do you have a bunch of JSON objects with no schema that you want to
idiomatically unmarshall in Go? Existing JSON-to-Go struct generators take
one object as input. This one takes all the JSON objects you can throw at
it, be they API responses, unstructured JSON column values in a database,
or
There is always github.com/spacemonkeygo/openssl
(even then, openssl deprecates non-recommended crypto, so you may need to
build against an old version)
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* Ian Lance Taylor [191215 23:05]:
> The Buffered method [snip] tells you how
> many bytes you can Read without causing a call to the underlying
> Reader.
I think this would be a significant improvement over the current
ambiguous documentation. It should adequately dispel any unrealistic
Yes i am able to connect using that command.
The server is working fine with python code.
from kafka import KafkaProducer, KafkaConsumer
from time import gmtime, strftime
import io
import io
#print "Start 'test'" + strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", gmtime())
broker_string =
Are you sure that the Kafka instance you're connecting to does use TLS?
openssl s_client -connect ...:9093
can connect?
2019. december 16., hétfő 7:52:31 UTC+1 időpontban sounthar cs a következőt
írta:
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> Hi All,
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> I am trying to consume data from the existing kafka server.
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> *I am able to
