Dave, could you explain in what you're doing - to my non-C eyes it
looks like your'e simply building a 512 * 512 list of bytes of
alternating value 0 and 128.
If it's any help, you can do this with <put numToChar(0) & numToChar
(128) after tBuffer> the required number of times, but I'm guessing
that that is not exactly what you want...
Best,
Mark
On 13 Feb 2007, at 16:02, Dave wrote:
Hi All,
I would like to pass a large buffer of binary data to an External
Function, but I'm not sure how to go about it in TranScript.
The C code for it looks a bit like this:
int myXCounter;
int myYCounter;
unsigned char* myImagePtr;
myImagePtr = theImagePtr;
for (myYCounter = 0;myYCounter < 512;myYCounter++)
{
for (myXCounter = 0;myXCounter < 512;myXCounter++)
{
myImagePtr[0] = 0;
myImagePtr[1] = 128;
myImagePtr[2] = 0;
myImagePtr[3] = 128;
myImagePtr += 4;
}
}
I then would I write this so it is stored inside a TranScript
variable?
Thanks a lot and All the Best
Dave
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