On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, Damien Doligez wrote:

> > StoreField(v,n,(value)(void*)p);
> 
> This is the only way.  Always use Store_field, Store_double_field,
> and Store_double_val.

One more question about this: can I interface a C function in such a way 
that it uses an OCaml float array to store its output data, i.e. pass 
&(Double_field(ml_output,0)) as a double* "output parameter"?

Of course, I could always go through a bigarray, or use intermediate 
storage. But is there a direct way to do this?

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