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| From: | Brian Naylor <bwv211mail@y...> |
| Subject: | [Caml-list] camlidl - character arrays? |
I am trying to use CamlIDL for a C function like the following:
int foo (unsigned char [16]);
If I write my CamlIDL file like this:
int foo ([in,string] unsigned char s [16]);
The code does a check like this:
if (string_length(_v_s) >= 16) invalid argument("foo");
The problem is that this is NOT a null-terminated string - it is exactly 16
bytes of data.
Is there a way to write the CamlIDL file for this function? Thanks.
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