Hi,
I have an OCAML and C function as follows
**************OCAML side*****************
let simple_list_test m = m @ [100]
let _ =
Callback.register "simple_list_test" simple_list_test;
***********************************************
*************C side***********************
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
int *list, *new_list;
fprintf (stderr,"Initializing OCAML\n");
caml_main(argv);
fprintf (stderr,"Initializing OCAML Done\n");
list = (int *) calloc(10, sizeof(int));
new_list = call_caml_simple_list_test(list);
/* I expect eleven elements in list after the call to ocaml and expect
100
to be printed out */
printf("The last element is %d\n", new_list[10]);
}
int * call_caml_simple_list_test(int *list)
{
static value * closure_f = NULL;
value ret_val;
if (closure_f == NULL) {
closure_f = caml_named_value("simple_list_test");
}
ret_val = callback(*closure_f, (value) list);
return (int *)ret_val;
}
**********************End C side*****************
My understanding (from documentation) is that since "list" is allocated
on the "C" side, it is outside the heap of the ocaml garbage collector
and
all I have to do is to cast the pointer to a caml 'value' type.
I get a core dump (segmentation fault) with the above code.
How can I modify or extend the list (or for that matter, any record)
on the OCAML side and then send the C side back a pointer that I can
dereference.
Thanx.
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