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I've got a native function that passes through int argc, char* argv[]. Is it possible to call this function from within ammer? I didn't see anything that looked immediately relevant on https://aurel300.github.io/ammer/definition-ffi.html but I'm also not super familiar with Haxe to know how this might map over.
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Whoops, I forgot to respond to this issue. Arrays are my current priority when working on ammer. As discussed in #3, it's important that on targets where arrays can be shared (rather than copied), the user can do so. This makes the API a tiny bit more complex, but there is an early prototype-level attempt at using this in the test suite now (+ the corresponding definitions).
@loudoweb I have not tried this in the test suite, but I think it should work with both ammer.ffi.ArrayFixed and ammer.ffi.ArrayDynamic types.
I am not closing this issue yet because the support is limited to HashLink and C++, and because the API will possibly change still.
I've got a native function that passes through
int argc, char* argv[]
. Is it possible to call this function from within ammer? I didn't see anything that looked immediately relevant on https://aurel300.github.io/ammer/definition-ffi.html but I'm also not super familiar with Haxe to know how this might map over.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: